Swordfish Gyotaku Artwork Print by Dwight Hwang
- Swordfish are a trophy species that's become quite popular for recreational fishing in the past few years
- Gyotaku is a traditional method of Japanese fish printing
- Technique dates back to the 1800s
- Dwight Hwang is a world renowned Gyotaku artist, well-known for his amazing work with fish, plants, birds, and more
- Originals are made using the traditional Japanese "direct" method - using Sumi ink directly on the fish, then covering the fish with Washi paper to produce a precise mirror image
- Dwight has partnered with organizations such as NOAA and Patagonia
- Featured in Forbes Magazine
- Archival prints ship direct from artist, please allow additional shipping time
- Sizes available include: 13" x 19" | 17" x 22" | 20" x 30"
Get to the point with a museum quality Swordfish Gyotaku print.
The Swordfish has long been a core commercial species. Recognized as excellent table faire across the globe, these behemoths of the deep have been prized for generations. In recent years, recreational anglers have taken to Swordfishing in a major way.
Now, thanks to this unreal Gyotaku print, we can all have a little sword on our walls. True to form, Dwight Hwang has done a breathtaking job immortalizing these massive gamefish with his world-renowned Gyotaku artwork. By utilizing the traditional direct method of Japanese Gyotaku, Dwight has truly captured the majesty of Swordfish.
Choose from one of three available sizes to best utilize your space. Each print is museum grade Giclée on Epson brand premium paper.
