Fish slip between ribbons of seaweed, and the canvas keeps their whole world cool: greens sliding toward blues, dark water behind them, bright eyes and pale scales picking up whatever light gets down there. Every fish is drawn as an individual, its own curve, its own expression, and yet the group moves as a single shape. That pull between the one and the many is where the “symphony” of the title lives.

Acrylic on canvas at 23.6 × 15.7 in, this was the smallest canvas painting in the catalog: a concentrated piece rather than a filling one, the kind that turns a reading nook or a bedroom wall into a porthole.

It has been sold. It hangs in its buyer’s home and cannot be bought again; the page stays up because the catalog doubles as the studio’s portfolio, and sold work shows what actually left the easel instead of what might have.

If the underwater theme is the one you were after, a new painting can be commissioned in the same spirit: a different school of fish, your palette, a size cut to your wall. A commission opens with a conversation about subject and dimensions, the composition gets settled before a brush touches canvas, and a 30% deposit starts the work. A made-to-order painting is usually finished in 10 to 15 business days, signed, and sent with free tracked shipping across the US. This canvas was listed at $215, which gives a fair sense of what the studio charges at that size. Use the inquiry button on this page and include the size, palette and subject you have in mind.