Fishing Camp Canvas

Fishing Camp Canvas

$75.00

I thought I was looking for solitude. What I’ve found is a companion so powerful it cannot be passed off as simple memory. It’s my own history, and I’ve felt it so presently that it seems, at times, my flat shadow may take form and rise from the leafy ground to start a conversation.

I’ve returned to the waters where I’ve been, to revisit not the fish, but the places in time . . .

— Troutbitten, 2016

This 20×16 inch canvas features photography by Domenick Swentosky of Troutbitten and is printed on a high quality stretched canvas with vivid colors.

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  • 20.5 mil thick poly-cotton blend canvas
  • Hand-stretched over solid wood stretcher bars
  • Matte finish coating
  • Fade-resistant
  • 20×16 inches
  • Build your history
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