A blue shoal, rendered in the flat, declarative language of a propaganda poster — the same Caribbean sea, translated into pure color and hard edge.

One of two variations drawn from the artist's own painting: the little ones, set loose, the way fish multiply.

A cool, calming piece for a bedroom, bathroom, or any wall that could use a little water and light.

Provenance
Variation on an original work by Julian Espinosa — acrylic paint and acrylic marker on paper, 60×50 cm — which remains in the artist's collection.

Limited edition of 30
Each print is numbered by hand. A signed Certificate of Authenticity is sent by email after purchase. Once the edition of 30 is complete, no further prints of this image will be produced.

About this piece
Printed on museum-quality enhanced matte paper, framed and ready to hang the moment it arrives. Water-based inkjet for rich, archival color.

Format

• Frame: Black — Ayous wood, .75″ (1.9 cm) thick, from responsibly managed forests
• Size: 18″×24″ (46×61 cm)
• Museum-quality enhanced matte paper, 189 g/m²
• Acrylite front protector (shatter-resistant) · Hanging hardware included · Ready to hang
• Numbered edition of 30 · Certificate of Authenticity by email