False Albacore III Print (b&w)

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.

Nick recommends size: LARGE

The hand-signed print size options shown are to the outside of the mat.

SMALL

Size of the Fish or other subject:  9" wide, height varies

Dimensions of Matted Print:  11" x 14"

Dimensions of Framed Print:  13" x 16"

MEDIUM - A

Size of the Fish:  14" wide, height varies

Dimensions of Matted Print:  12" x 20"

Dimensions of Framed Print:  14" x 22"

MEDIUM - B

Size of the Fish:  12" wide, height varies

Dimensions of Matted Print:  14" x 18"

Dimensions of Framed Print:  16" x 20"

LARGE - A

Size of the Fish:  20" wide, height varies

Dimensions of Matted Print:  16" x 28"

Dimensions of Framed Print:  18" x 30"

LARGE - B

Size of the Fish:  16" wide, height varies

Dimensions of Matted Print:  18" x 24"

Dimensions of Framed Print:  20" x 26"

EXTRA LARGE - A

Size of the Fish:  31" wide, height varies

Dimensions of Matted Print:  24" x 40"

Dimensions of Framed Print:  27" x 43"

EXTRA LARGE - B

Size of the Fish:  27" wide, height varies

Dimensions of Matted Print:  27" x 36"

Dimensions of Framed Print:  30" x 39"