Description

This print contains many of the aspects for which Wallis is now famous: a lighthouse, a fishing boat, the hint of a pier, and – central in importance – the fish. Wallis gave disproportionate sizes to the things in his paintings he found most interesting. Here the fish are most important. Wallis once remarked to a critic writing about his paintings that when he worked as a fisherman on the luggers sailing from Mounts Bay, ‘each boat of the fleet had a soul, a beautiful soul shaped like a fish’. (Albert Rowe, The Boy and the Painter, Studio International, 1968; p29)

Limited edition giclee print.
Edition of 750

Image size: 36.8cm x 45.7cm
Paper size: 53cm x 61cm

Printed on 310 gsm thick, 100% cotton rag.