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Pat C Tom Fish Prints

GYOTAKU — a technique developed by Japanese fishermen a century ago to record the exact size and specie of their catch. Artists have perfected the art form. These are original impressions. The sinkers on the fish line are Pat's signature seals. The framed prints are signed on the reverse of the framed art.

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  1. Deep Water Fish by Pat C Tom, Image 2.

    Pat C Tom

    Deep Water Fish, 1986

    Ink on paper (Gyotaku technique)

  2. Fish for Sale - Kingfish (Tom) Cod by Pat C Tom, Image 2.

    Pat C Tom

    Fish for Sale - Kingfish (Tom) Cod, 1986

    Ink on paper (Gyotaku technique)

  3. Groupies by Pat C Tom, Image 2.

    Pat C Tom

    Groupies, 1986

    Ink on paper (Gyotaku technique)

  4. One Head Above the Rest by Pat C Tom, Image 2.

    Pat C Tom

    One Head Above the Rest, 1986

    Ink on paper (Gyotaku technique)

  5. School of Fish by Pat C Tom, Image 2.

    Pat C Tom

    School of Fish, 1986

    Ink on paper (Gyotaku technique)

  6. School of Fish (Another Class) by Pat C Tom, Image 2.

    Pat C Tom

    School of Fish (Another Class), 1986

    Ink on paper (Gyotaku technique)

  7. School of Fish (Even More) by Pat C Tom, Image 2.

    Pat C Tom

    School of Fish (Even More), 1986

    Ink on paper (Gyotaku technique)

  8. School of Fish (More) by Pat C Tom, Image 2.

    Pat C Tom

    School of Fish (More), 1986

    Ink on paper (Gyotaku technique)

  9. Scoop of the Day by Pat C Tom, Image 2.

    Pat C Tom

    Scoop of the Day, 1986

    Ink on paper (Gyotaku technique)

  10. Up, Up and Away by Pat C Tom, Image 2.

    Pat C Tom

    Up, Up and Away, 1986

    Ink on paper (Gyotaku technique)