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Bonefishing Belize - art by Rebecca Haydock
Bonefishing Belize - art by Rebecca Haydock
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'Bonefishing Belize,' giclee on canvas, sizes 18x24 and 14x18, signed Limited Edition
 
Giclee of oil painting, by oil and watercolor artist and member of Portrait Society of America, Rebecca A. Haydock.  These pieces are "gold standard" Heritage giclees.  Limited Edition of 150 per size offered.  Approved, signed and numbered by the artist, and shipped on stretchers, ready to hang.
 
Bonefishing Belize shows the intense colors of nature in the area of the world's second largest barrier reef, and the action of fishing the "nervous" water - often the only sign that bonefish are busy below the surface.  This scene includes the well known guide, George, from Turniffe Island Lodge.  The original oil painting is owned by the artist's family. 
* a percentage of this sale is donated to Project Healing Water Fly Fishing
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Specifications
5/8" stretcher Fits standard frame
1.5" stretcher is a Gallery Wrap No frame required
All giclees are limited edition of 150 They come with a certificate of authenticity
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