divinh
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When diving to see Hammerhead's isn't enough...
Full-scale, marine grade steel...
Full-scale, marine grade steel...
Hammerhead Shark Sculpture
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divinh
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I happened upon it in Union Square, San Francisco, at one of those tourist art shops that baffle me, as who buys these large art pieces on vacation?!
It's about 6-7 feet long. I suppose it's not necessarily a full adult size.
It's about 6-7 feet long. I suppose it's not necessarily a full adult size.
tarponchik
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Must me metallized plastic 
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Thanks for letting us know where you saw this.
As to who buys large art pieces while on vacation, I have acquired a few Peter Lik prints (including "Sacred Sunrise") while on vacations in Vegas over a period of several years. They were all shipped to me after I got home.
"Sacred Sunrise" by Peter Lik
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