Maryam Moeeni's six originals span a wider price spread than most small collections here — two pieces sit in the $1,000–$2,500 bracket, four in the $2,500–$5,000 bracket, and nothing above $3,375. I don't have artist background to add beyond that; what follows is what's actually on hand.

Six canvases, four sizes

The two lower-bracket pieces are a 24 by 48 inch canvas and a 36 by 36, both at $2,250. The four higher-bracket pieces are three 48-by-36s at $2,800 each and one 48-by-48 at $3,375. That's four distinct formats across six paintings — a long horizontal, a small square, a large square, and three in the same mid-size rectangle. All six are originals, not giclée reproductions, which is the reason there are only six and not sixty.

What's here now

Every one of the six is down to its last copy. Once a size sells, there isn't a second canvas behind it in that dimension waiting in back stock — the next Moeeni piece I bring in will be a different painting, not a reprint of this one. All six are on canvas, and all six are tagged simply as originals — there's no series name or numbered set attached to any of them, just six separate paintings sold as what they are.

Working against a specific wall measurement? Call us — with six pieces split across four sizes and two price brackets, we can tell you fast whether one fits both your wall and your budget.

— Steve Schlag, founder, Dolphin Galleries