Sentence examples for prints of fish from inspiring English sources

He was recently found selling kitschy postcards, a picture book called "Hawaiian Mother Goose: The Nonsense Rhymes of Tutu Nene" ($20), and delicate prints of fish from a 1903 government survey ($85).

I tried a vintage black knit Ungaro micro-minidress with a print of golden fish scales ($180).

It may be surprising to find that an artist so ubiquitous (what Australian family in the 1980s didn't own a Done-designed swimsuit, coffee mug or quilt cover bearing a print of technicolour fish?) considers himself "a bit of an outsider".

Should a trophy finally be landed, the fisherman can have it preserved with a print of the fish, using Japanese ink on rice paper or fabric.

"They sent me pictures of the collection, and there are all these prints of cats and fish and birds that just felt like fairy-tale magic," Kim said.

Until 31 July they play host to Augury (Migration) by artist Julian Meredith, whose monoprints, wood-cuts and printed textiles explore the relationship of fish and birds to their environment and to us.

The exhibition has old film clips of these celebrations as well as early 18th-century prints of Ebisu carrying a large fish.

In gyotaku, which means "fish rubbing," the bodies of fish are used to print detailed representations on paper or fabric.

Within the past five years, Ms. Giunta has made inroads into that canon not only through her own work but also by helping to revive the fortunes of two critically acclaimed novels by Italian-American women that had gone out of print: "Paper Fish" by Tina DeRosa and "Umbertina" by Helen Barolini.

The print fabrics shown that evening had been created from computerized renderings of fish and reptile scales.

So there are several styles of painting in Hooked, from screen prints to conceptual works and "Pollock-esque splatter works" formed in the shapes of fish.