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TROPHY FISH (LARGEMOUTH BASS) original mixed media wall sculpture

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Description

An original largemouth bass wall sculpture constructed from hand-cut tin and other rescued materials on wood backing. Ready to hang on wall with wire on back. Requests for custom fish welcome. View all fishing-related artwork.

Medium: salvaged metal and rescued materials on wood with metal edging (see profile view)
Size: 15.25" H x 40" W x 1.75" D
Hardware: ready to hang with wire on back
Part of a limited series each produced with a unique set of rescued materials

The Process

Ingredients for this custom fish include:

+Window crank from a vintage Ford
+Antique lamp part found in house in New Orleans
+Handfuls of leather from baseballs gathered from little league fields around the country
+ boxes
+Oil lamp part acquired at an estate sale
+Book covers accumlulated over the years
+Green Ski unearthed while shed hunting in the Rocky Mountains
+Faucet knob found while strolling through a Chicago Southside alleyway