
Striped Bass Gyotaku Art Print by Dwight Hwang
This Striped Bass gyotaku print by world-renowned artist Dwight Hwang uses the traditional Japanese direct method to capture every detail of the fish. Printed on archival paper in two sizes, it brings museum-quality fish art to your home or office. Every scale, fin ray, and lateral line stripe was transferred directly from the actual fish using Sumi ink. A perfect piece for anyone who chases striped bass along the coast.
- Traditional Japanese gyotaku direct method
- Sumi ink applied directly to the fish
- Archival paper resists fading and yellowing
- Two sizes: 13x19 and 20x30 inches
- Ships unframed for your choice of display
Every Scale Printed from the Actual Fish
Striped bass are arguably the most popular recreational fish in America. From Montauk to the Chesapeake to the Outer Banks, the striper commands a devoted following. This gyotaku print preserves that fish in a way no photograph can. Every scale, every lateral line stripe, every fin ray was printed directly from the actual fish using Sumi ink and Unryu paper.
Dwight Hwang's work hangs in museums and private collections worldwide. These archival reproductions bring that artistry to your wall without the price tag of an original. Frame it under UV-protective glass and the print will look the same decades from now.
Dwight Hwang's work hangs in museums and private collections worldwide. These archival reproductions bring that artistry to your wall without the price tag of an original. Frame it under UV-protective glass and the print will look the same decades from now.
Traditional Direct Method
Hwang applies Sumi ink directly to the fish by hand, then presses Unryu paper over it to transfer every natural detail. No digital filters, no artistic embellishment. Just the fish itself, captured with precision through a technique dating back to 1800s Japan.
Two Print Sizes
The 13x19 inch print at $149.99 works well in offices, dens, or as part of a gallery grouping. The 20x30 inch version at $339.99 is a statement piece that shows off the striper's bold lateral stripes and impressive proportions.
Archival Quality Paper
Reproduced on acid-free archival paper that resists fading and yellowing. Frame under UV-protective glass and this print will look the same in 20 years. The paper quality does justice to the detail and subtlety of Hwang's original ink work.
How to Display Your Gyotaku Print
1. Choose a location out of direct sunlight to protect the print from fading
2. Select a simple frame that complements without competing with the artwork
3. Use acid-free matting for a clean border and print protection
4. Frame under UV-protective glass for maximum longevity
5. Hang at eye level in your fishing room, office, or den
6. Consider pairing with other gyotaku prints for a gallery wall
Specs & Common Questions
Everything you need to know before you buy
Full Specifications +
| Artist | Dwight Hwang |
| Subject | Striped Bass (Striper / Rockfish) |
| Art Form | Gyotaku (Japanese Fish Printing) |
| Technique | Direct Method with Sumi Ink |
| Small Size | 13 x 19 inches |
| Large Size | 20 x 30 inches |
| Paper | Archival Quality |
| Framing | Sold Unframed |
| Price Range | $149.99 - $339.99 |
What is gyotaku? +
Gyotaku is a traditional Japanese fish printing technique dating back to the 1800s. The artist applies ink directly to a real fish and presses paper over it to create a detailed print. Learn more about the species in our striped bass fishing guide.
Is this an original or a reproduction? +
This is a high-quality reproduction on archival paper. The original was created directly from a real striped bass using Sumi ink and Unryu paper. These prints capture the full detail at a more accessible price. See our striped bass guide for more on this iconic species.
What sizes are available? +
Two sizes: 13x19 inches ($149.99) and 20x30 inches ($339.99). Both are on archival paper. The larger size makes a strong focal point in a fishing room or den. Check out our bottom fishing guide for more striper-related content.
Does this come framed? +
No, prints ship unframed so you can choose framing that matches your space. We recommend UV-protective glass and acid-free matting for maximum longevity. Our striped bass fishing guide pairs well for any striper enthusiast.
Is this a good gift for a fisherman? +
Absolutely. Gyotaku art is unique and conversation-starting. Anyone who chases stripers will appreciate the detail and craftsmanship. Pair it with knowledge from our striped bass guide and you have a memorable gift.
Who is Dwight Hwang? +
Dwight Hwang is a world-renowned gyotaku artist whose work has been featured in museums, galleries, and publications globally. He uses the traditional direct method for maximum authenticity. Learn about one of his favorite subjects in our sea bass fishing guide.