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Celebrate Texas coastal fishing heritage with this beautiful print featuring the 1993 Texas Saltwater Stamp artwork, King Mackerel, created by acclaimed wildlife artist Al Barnes.
This collectible piece is personally signed by the artist and numbered 69 of only 100 produced, making it a rare and highly desirable addition for collectors, anglers, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Widely recognized for his exceptional wildlife and marine artwork, Al Barnes has captured many of the most iconic game fish found in Texas waters through his celebrated stamp series.
Featuring the fast-swimming and highly prized king mackerel, this limited-edition print showcases the excitement and tradition of Gulf Coast fishing while highlighting one of the region's most popular offshore sportfish.
Whether displayed in a home, office, fishing lodge, or coastal retreat, this signed and numbered print is a striking tribute to Texas saltwater angling and marine conservation.
TWA THANKS MR. & MRS. TOM MCLEMORE FOR THIS GENEROUS 100% DONATION.
Auction Location:
JW Marriott, 23808 Resort Pkwy, San Antonio, Texas, 78261, United States
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