False Albacore 4 Metal Print

False Albacore, Euthynnus alletteratus

Why is it called a False Albacore? Because the Little Tunny is not part of the Thunnus genus like true tunas. Nevertheless they fight just like them and fly fishermen flock to the beaches and jetties of the New England shore in the fall to seek them out. They are a symbol of fall on Martha's Vineyard. This is the latest print made from Nick's most recent Albie painting. Metal prints are made from 100% recycled aluminum, and the surface is high gloss, scratch resistant, weatherproof, and waterproof. Durable & easy to clean with glass cleaner.

For the Metal Prints the dimensions displayed in the drop down are the outside dimensions of the print.

- For the 10" x 20" print the fish itself is 18" long.

- For the 12" x 24" print the fish itself is 21" long.

- For the 20" x 40" print the fish itself is 36" long.

My mission as an artist is to inspire an appreciation for and curiosity about nature and its creatures by communicating the aesthetic beauty of this planet’s amazing creatures as they really are.

It is my hope that this appreciation will result in acts of empathy & stewardship towards these incredible creatures portrayed in my paintings.