Dating all the way back to Colonial times and the first European settlers landing in the US, the striped bass has been an abundant source of food. It's most prevalent on the Atlantic coastline, and boasts the title of "State Fish" for three different states along the eastern seaboard. This swimmer also has the ability to move between fresh and salt water, and this print is a nice reminder to have over your mantelpiece or kitchen table to always keep exploring.

Attribution: Original print from The fishes of the east Atlantic coast: that are caught with hook and line. By Louis O. Van Doren; including The fishes of the east coast of Florida, by Samuel C. Clarke. New York: The American angler, 1884. White border has been added to source print. Sourced from the Biodiversity Library.

• Digital giclée print
• Archival Epson K3 inks
• Full color
• Printed on 250g matte, hot press paper
• Due to shipping regulations, we unfortunately can't ship this item to customers in Canada at this time. Our apologies.

• Contemporary matte finish
• Composite wood with acrylic pane
• 18" x 24" framed print includes wire hanging
• The width of the frame is 1.25"

Keep out of direct sunlight to avoid fading over time