FOTOO-TIGER SHARK – Guy Harvey

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Presenting the opportunity to purchase Guy Harvey original artwork! Regarded as the world's premier marine wildlife artist, Dr. Guy Harvey continues to captivate audiences with his unique artistic style and the exhilaration of his grand underwater encounters. Guy Harvey paints his masterpieces from his studio located in Grand Cayman. His unparalleled experience interacting directly with underwater subjects emerges in the brilliant colors, thrilling movement, and incomparable accuracy of his artwork. The Tiger Shark portrait features the side profile of a Tiger Shark, Galeocerdo cuvier, painted in watercolor and measures 6 x 20.5 unframed. Framing not included in the price. This piece is featured in the book Fishes Of The Open Ocean A Natural History & Illustrated Guide written by leading Australian marine biologist Julian Pepperell and illustrated by Guy Harvey. This unique guide provides information on all major species billfishes,
Presenting the opportunity to purchase Guy Harvey original artwork! Regarded as the world's premier marine wildlife artist, Dr. Guy Harvey continues to captivate audiences with his unique artistic style and the exhilaration of his grand underwater encounters. Guy Harvey paints his masterpieces from his studio located in Grand Cayman. His unparalleled experience interacting directly with underwater subjects emerges in the brilliant colors, thrilling movement, and incomparable accuracy of his artwork. The Tiger Shark portrait features the side profile of a Tiger Shark, Galeocerdo cuvier, painted in watercolor and measures 6 x 20.5 unframed. Framing not included in the price. This piece is featured in the book Fishes Of The Open Ocean A Natural History & Illustrated Guide written by leading Australian marine biologist Julian Pepperell and illustrated by Guy Harvey. This unique guide provides information on all major species billfishes, tuna, pelagic sharks and rays, as well as insight into many lesser known ones, including flying fish, lancetfish, giant sunfish and the enigmatic oarfish!