Signed on right corner, possibly reads Huone. The Alaskan Salmon Run, 1982, in pen. Signature in graphite 250/500. Subject depicts multiple paper panels within acrylic panels displaying the imprints of salmon pressed in blue and purple inks with black outlines. All paper is stamped with signature stamps in red. No frame or matting. Approximately 16.5 inches x 5ft long. Papers range from 11 to 24 inches long. Minor wearing to acrylic panels and hanging wire. Gyotaku fish prints, Japanese fish prints, salmon fish prints, Japanese art, Asian arts, arts, Home decor, ink art, Japanese inking, gyptaku Japanese art, animal art, arts, wall art, Home decor. 12 Large Art. About 100 years ago in Japan, fishermen created gyotaku prints to record their prized catches. Gyotaku is created by pressing rice paper onto a fish covered with ink or paint.