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2019 Offshore Art Gallery

Artists submit their finest for 2019

January 27, 2019

Art has always told a story. Early humans used it to keep historical and evidential records; without visual art, we would have no knowledge of the ancient world. As the written word became the standard for record keeping, art continued to evolve as decoration, but also as a way of telling a visual story. For lovers of all things big-game, no matter what the medium, art continues to evoke our passion for the sea and the sport. Welcome to this year’s gallery.

Drop-Belly Sailfish , Hanes Hoffman

Hand-formed flame-painted copper; 38" x 22"; available
bluewatercopperworks.comHanes Hoffman

First Look , Alex Wexler

Pen and ink on paper stained with coffee; 24" x 18"; available
alexwex.comAlex Wexler

Blue Fin Tuna Ball , Jason Mathias

Mixed media; 24" x 26"; prints available
jasonmathias.comJason Mathias

King of the Gulf Stream , Guy Crittenden

Oil on canvas; 18" x 24"; sold
crittendenstudiostore.comGuy Crittenden

White Marlin , Armando Hevia

Stainless steel; 7'; available
metalfish66.comArmando Hevia

On the Ball , Michael Hoffman

Acrylic; 30" x 48"; sold
hoffmanartwork.comMichael Hoffman

Mahi's Mayhem , James Miller

Acrylic on canvas; 20" x 16"; original and giclees available
jimemillerart.comJames Miller

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