Eastern School Whiting - Fine Art Print
To reduce waste, prints are shipped without backing boards by default. • A4 and A3 prints: Backing board available on request at no extra charge. • A2 prints: Shipped rolled. A backing board can be arranged with an additional postage charge; please mention this in your order notes if required.
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These fine art prints feature highly detailed, research-grade illustrations by Dr Lindsay Marshall, created to balance scientific accuracy with the feel of traditional natural history artwork. Printed in-studio on heavyweight archival paper with pigment inks, they are designed to be framed and enjoyed for decades. Available in multiple sizes to suit home, office, and gallery walls, each print is individually checked for colour and detail before being signed and prepared for shipping.
310gsm Hahnemühle German Etching mould-made alpha-cellulose paper, acid- and lignin-free to ISO 9706 archival standards, printed with UltraChrome Pro10 archival pigment inks in Dr Lindsay Marshall’s studio.
This fine art print is produced on archival cotton rag paper with museum-quality inks; for best longevity keep it out of direct sunlight, avoid humidity, and frame with acid-free materials and UV-protective glazing, handling only by the edges with clean, dry hands.
Each fine art print is placed in a crystal-clear archival sleeve to protect the surface. Where requested, an archival white backing board can be included to keep the print flat during storage; these boards are FSC certified and 100% recyclable. Every print is signed by Dr Lindsay Marshall and embossed with her logo for authenticity, then wrapped in custom tissue paper and shipped in a rigid mailer or tube (for larger sizes) to ensure it arrives flat and undamaged.
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Bring the understated beauty of Australia’s south-eastern waters to your space with this detailed portrayal of the Eastern School Whiting (Sillago flindersi). Painted traditionally in watercolour and acrylic on archival Arches 300gsm cotton rag smooth paper, the piece blends research-grade accuracy with fine-art nuance. Commissioned by Melissa Tan of Southern Cross University to support a large research project on Sillago flindersi, the artwork celebrates the species’ slender, silvery form, subtle sand-toned markings, and specific identifiable characteristics such as the oblique rusty-red bands along the back and upper side, indistinct silver midlateral stripe bordered above by small rusty-red blotches and the absence of a dark spot at the pectoral-fin base (seen in other whiting species). An understated fish with an important place in coastal ecosystems and local fisheries.
Available across a range of products, each item features a high-resolution reproduction that preserves the original’s crisp linework and refined palette. Ideal for marine biologists, anglers, ocean lovers, fish admirers, coastal décor, and Australian wildlife art collectors.
