Sea Bass Collection (page 2)

Using knife to slit belly of uncooked Sea Bass (Serranidae), high angle view

Two bowls of sea bass soup, close-up

Spooning mushroom stuffing into a sea bass

Using hands to clean gutted sea bass with water

Using hands to peel backbone away from the flesh of a sea bass

Pouring white wine over French sea bass with lemon slices in cuts on side and butter

Testing roasted sea bass with a fork, close-up

Using a large knife to cut open a black sea bass, moving along the backbone from head to tail

Baked whole sea bass stuffed with mushrooms, garnished with lemon wedges and thyme sprigs, served with glasses of white wine, view from above

Sea bass, high angle view

Sea bass, side view

Fishes: Perciformes Moronidae, European seabass (Dicentrarchus labrax ), illustration Biology: Zoology

Two steamed sea bass, garnished with shredded spring onions, ginger, red chillies and lime zest, close-up

Yellowtail snapper and Sea bass, side view

Lobster and two sea bass on greaseproof paper

Sea Bass, UK coastal waters and south to include Mediterranean and Black Sea
PM-10809 Sea Bass UK coastal waters Dicentrarchus labrax south to include Mediterranean and Black Sea. marine fish food fish Pat Morris contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Coney (Cephalopholis fulva), Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles, Caribbean

Sea Bass / Sea Dace - two
LA-3719 Sea Bass / Sea Dace - two Jean Michel Labat Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Goliath Grouper - also know as Jewfish / Guasa / Black Bass / Esonue Grouper / Giant Seabass / Hamlet / Southern
KEL-98 Goliath Grouper - also know as Jewfish / Guasa / Black Bass / Esonue Grouper / Giant Seabass / Hamlet / Southern Jewfish / Spotted Jewfish

Giant Sea Bass - with Cleaner Fish California to Baja California (Mexico)
KEL-109 Giant Sea Bass - with Cleaner Fish California to Baja California (Mexico) Stereolepis gigas Ken Lucas Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Prawns, oysters and sea bass

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"Sea Bass: A Fascinating Journey Through Art and Nature" Dive into the captivating world of sea bass, a species that has inspired artists and fascinated nature enthusiasts for centuries. From ancient Roman seafood mosaics to modern-day illustrations, this fish has left its mark on various forms of art. The intricate details of a common carp anatomy reveal the complexity and beauty hidden beneath their scales. Meanwhile, an 1896 black sea bass illustration showcases the vibrant colors and distinctive features of this magnificent creature swimming gracefully in its natural habitat amidst giant kelp forests. Transporting us back in time, a lithograph from 1923 depicts an array of edible fish, including the mighty sea bass. Its inclusion highlights the significance of this species as part of our culinary heritage. Intriguing historical photographs capture unforgettable moments with these majestic creatures. One such image portrays a young boy riding atop a colossal black sea bass weighing an astonishing 363 pounds—a testament to both their size and strength. Not limited to visual representations alone, literature also pays homage to these remarkable creatures. An enchanting colored engraving from 1833-39 showcases groupers—an esteemed relative of the sea bass—illustrating how they have been admired throughout history for their striking appearance. A peculiar photograph from 1901 introduces us to an unexpected sight—a man riding upon a massive black sea bass weighing another impressive 363 pounds. This whimsical image reminds us that nature's wonders often surpass our wildest imagination. Exploring themes such as animal imitation and connection with nature, these artworks highlight our enduring fascination with marine life. The small mouth black sea bass illustration from 1896 captures every detail meticulously while providing insight into their unique characteristics. Delving deeper into European waters, we encounter Dicentrarchus labrax—the European Sea Bass—in all its glory through a side view depiction. This artwork invites us to appreciate not only their physical attributes but also their role in coastal ecosystems.