Metal Fish Wall Art in Boca Grande, Florida

Boca Grande, on Gasparilla Island, is the Tarpon Capital of the World - the spring tarpon run through Boca Grande Pass is the most famous inshore fishery in America, and the island's generational second homes are decorated in that image. Tarpon and snook are not decoration here; they are the town crest. Sean's tarpon and school-of-fish sculptures, and his large scenes for club and restaurant walls, are built for Boca Grande's register: handmade, sized to the wall, and bought largely by people who have stood in the Pass in May.

Every piece at Sean Tuttle Art is handmade by Sean Tuttle in his studio in Hampton, Virginia - cut, ground and finished from sheet metal, one piece at a time. The range covers the fish Boca Grande anglers actually chase: marlin, sailfish, tarpon, tuna, mahi, redfish and speckled trout, plus schools of fish that run from a few feet across to a full wall, and LED-lit reef scenes. Nothing is mass-produced; each sculpture is made to order and sized to the wall it will hang on.

For Boca Grande homes - waterfront houses, second homes, club and restaurant walls - that made-to-order approach matters. Sean builds to your dimensions and can adjust species, finish and composition, and he takes commissions for custom scenes. Finishes range from brushed silver and copper heat colours to iridescent blues, greens and golds, so a piece can be matched to the room as well as to the fish. Standard lead time is about 3-4 weeks.

Shipping is free anywhere in the U.S. On pieces over $12,000, Sean personally delivers and installs the work anywhere in the United States at no charge.

Browse the Metal Fish Wall Art collection, the Wall Scene Packages and the Metal School of Fish Sculptures, or contact Sean about a piece sized for your Boca Grande home.

Exchanges accepted within 14 days. Buyers are responsible for return shipping costs. If the item is not returned in its original condition, the buyer is responsible for any loss in value.