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Gyotaku

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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GYOTAKU

ANNA GRUEBL
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Gyotaku is the traditional method of Japanese fish printing.

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Gyotaku dates back to the mid-1800s. It was used by fishermen to record their catches. From there, it slowly developed into an artform on its own.

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Gyotaku is used today to help develop a sense of texture and pattern. It also may be used to to teach about basic fish anatomy.

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HEATHER FORTNER

AMERICAN - TOLEDO, OREGON
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BURT LANCASTER

AMERICAN - TAMPA, FLORIDA
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BARRY SINGER

AMERICAN - ALASKA
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NAOKI

AMERICAN - KANEOHE, HAWAII

Anna Gruebl