Abalones Gallery
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Featured Abalones Print
SEA OTTER - eating on its back, using stone to break Abalone
FG-2627
SEA OTTER - eating on its back, using stone to break Abalone
Enhydra lutris
Francois Gohier
Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way
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Abalone, Agility, Behaviour, Eating, Endangered, Feeding, Floating, In Water, Intelligence, Learning, M Ammals, Mammal, Marine, Marine Mammal, Marine Mammals, Otter, Otters, Shell Fish, Single, Smashing, Tool, Tools, Using Tools, Wild Life
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Featured Abalones Print
Woman and Children Gathering Abalone into a Basket (colour woodblock print)
5043704 Woman and Children Gathering Abalone into a Basket (colour woodblock print) by Shinsai, Ryuryukyo (c.1764-1820); Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, UK; (add.info.: Surimono, a fisherman with his wife and son around a lobster pot in fish market, inscription above. Signed: Shinsai.); Japanese, out of copyright
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