The Record Breaker Great White Shark - Print

On August 6, 1986, Captain Frank Mundus (the inspiration behind Quint in the 1975 film, Jaws) and angler Donald Braddick landed a 17-foot, 3,427 lb great white shark off Montauk aboard the Cricket II — the largest fish ever caught by rod and reel, recorded in the Guinness Book of Records. The story became the stuff of Montauk legend. The Record Breaker is a tribute to that catch, that captain, and to Montauk's place in shark fishing history. Illustrated in a watercolor style in deep charcoal and white, it's bold, graphic, and quietly menacing. A perfect piece for anyone who knows the story, and a great conversation starter for anyone who doesn't. Perfect for beach houses, fishing enthusiasts, Montauk locals, and anyone drawn to the wilder side of the ocean. Product Details: Printed on archival-quality matte paper with a smooth, soft finish Acid-free for long-lasting color and quality Prints fit standard frame sizes Made to order, processing time 1–3 days; allow 1–2 weeks for shipping Framing Options Enhance your print with a handcrafted gallery frame, designed to elevate and protect your artwork for years to come. Available in your choice of white or black solid wood. Each frame is: Custom-cut and hand-assembled from solid wood Finished with a clean, modern profile (approximately ⅜" wide) Sealed and ready to hang with hardware installed Matted with acid-free board and protected with UV-filtering acrylic glazing Framed paper prints ship free within the U.S. Please allow an additional 2–3 weeks for framing and assembly.