Albert Fish Posters and Art Prints

The Albert Fish The Gray Man design is inspired by the notorious serial killer, child rapist and cannibal Hamilton Howard "Albert" Fish. A deeply disturbed individual, Albert Fish had claimed to have killed about 100 people, but was ultimately convicted for the kidnapping and murder of just one, ten year old Grace Budd.

Albert Fish in the Electric Chair, 1936

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Albert fish, the notorious serial killer. Confessed cannibal, the gray man, the brookyln vampire sentanced to death in the electric chair. Made cool in thid death metal style tshirt. His name standing out in a typical heavy metal way

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Let's hope we don't get more like him.

New edition from fishing master Albert Wesker. In the new guidebook, he shares the tricks and features of the season in the Arklay Mountains.

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An x-ray of Albert Fish's groin, showcasing the many needles he kept safe inside himself!

Albert Lea Lake Minnesota. Distressed sunset vibe on a lake.

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It is a member of the Elephantfish family. It is native to the White Nile,and inland waters from Senegal to Chad, rivers in Cameroon. It is also widespread in the Congo River basin, Lakes Malawi and Tanganyika, the Volta River basin and parts of southern Africa. It can generate weak pulses of electricity for navigation, finding food, and communication. It feeds at night mainly on fish and crustaceans. They can reach a maximum length of 150 cm (59 inches) with a maximum published weight of 15 kg (33 pounds).

A pen and watercolour pencil illustration of the iconic Big Fish in Belfast, and the Albert Clock and Custom House in the background.

It is a member of the African lungfishes family and is native to the Nile, Congo and Lower Congo River basins and some lakes in Africa. it possesses “lungs” and must frequently surface to gulp air (obligate air-breather). Adults are able to survive in streams and swamps that are completely dry for long periods of the year, withstanding desiccation on floodplains by aestivating in cocoons until the next rains, breathing air by a small passage leading to the outside. Its diet consists mollusks, but small fishes and insects are also eaten in small quantities. It can reach a maximum length of 200 cm (about 6.6 ft) and a maximum published weight of 17 kg (about 37 1/2 lbs).

It is a member of the cichlid family. It is native to the Lakes Edward, George and Albert and affluent rivers and streams of these lakes and of the Semliki River, in Africa. It prefers shallow weedy habitats, such as lagoons and bays around the edges of larger lakes. Feeds on phytoplankton and waste or debris of any kind. It can reach a maximum length of 36.3 cm (about 14 inches).

A great quote from Albert Einstein

Albert Fish, The Gray Man, show logo design.