Down Low on the Rapidan Metal Print
by Mike Kling
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Down Low on the Rapidan metal print by Mike Kling. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
Design Details
Drawn from a photo taken November 22, 2001, on the Rapidan River, Madison County, Virginia. My brother casts stealthily to wary trout, using a... more
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Artist's Description
Drawn from a photo taken November 22, 2001, on the Rapidan River, Madison County, Virginia. My brother casts stealthily to wary trout, using a bamboo rod he made himself and a fly he tyed himself. “Down Low” in the title refers to the location on the lower stretches of the FlyFishing section, below the road, and the posture of the Angler, to be less visible to the Fish.
The Rapidan is well thought of in the Lore of FlyFishers, being America’s first designated Catch and Release stream. It has been the Playground of World Famous FlyFishers and Presidents. President Hoover maintained a Retreat/Camp on the River while in Office. Mere Mortals may FlyFish the Rapidan today if they hold a valid Virginia FreshWater License and Do Battle with the Natural Descendants of the very same Brook Trout who, at times, outwitted the aforementioned Angling Luminaries. It is a Beautiful Place.
About Mike Kling
After living almost all my life along the seacoast and mountains of the east coast, I migrated west to the New Mexico High Desert in early 2019, putting myself about as far from familiar as I could get. Everybody needs a good shakeup now and then, so I am enjoying my Art changing from the Celebration of Familiar to the Exploration of New. I hope you will as well. Thanks for looking. You can also view my website, Seas 'n Trees for more information. www.seasntrees.com
$71.00
Mike Kling
Thank you!
Raymond Maier
A fine drawng and a wonderful story!