Description
The Regal Angelfish Coral Canvas Print puts a bright rhythm of blue and yellow beside the rough surface of a reef. Cobi Hay Yacobi’s photograph brings a clear focal point to a study or bedroom without needing a whole wall of artwork. The fish gives you color to notice first and detail to enjoy later.
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Regal Angelfish Coral Canvas: the photograph
Cobi Hay Yacobi photographed this regal angelfish on April 2, 2016, according to the camera date. The scene was recorded in the Red Sea. Vertical blue bars divide the brighter body, and the yellow tail stands out against the reef. The nearby coral overhang supplies a darker area and an irregular texture around the fish.
Look first at the repeated stripes, then at the uneven surface beside them. The pattern of the animal and the texture of the coral give you two different details to follow. From across a room, the yellow and blue define the main subject. A closer view brings the edges of the bars and the surrounding reef into greater prominence.
About the regal angelfish
The regal angelfish is Pygoplites diacanthus, a member of the marine angelfish family. It has a deep body compressed from side to side. Its range spans the Indo-Pacific, including the Red Sea, with populations in both the Indian and Pacific Oceans. The blue and yellow pattern makes the fish a distinctive subject within its coral surroundings.
The FishBase species account describes its association with coral-rich lagoon and seaward reefs, often near caves. Its diet includes sponges and tunicates, animals that live attached to underwater surfaces. Those feeding habits describe the species; the photograph itself shows a fish beside coral and does not document feeding.
Build a room around one bright detail
A regal angelfish can provide the color cue for a room without asking you to match everything around it. Pick one small accent elsewhere, then let the photograph hold the fuller palette. This approach is useful above a desk, where books and work materials already create plenty to look at.
For someone drawn to patterned animals, the regal angelfish makes a particularly personal subject. Its image can be enjoyed as a wildlife portrait and as an arrangement of lines and color. When choosing a gift, think about both interests. You may find the right recipient among people who enjoy fish, photography, textiles or simply a clear point of color in a familiar room.
Canvas, printing and delivery
The regal angelfish photograph is printed on canvas stretched over an inner wooden frame, 0.75 in deep. The product includes this internal support and comes without a decorative outer frame. You can display the canvas as supplied or contact us about separate framing options to suit other pieces in your room.
The finished canvas arrives ready to hang, so you can move from choosing a wall to enjoying the photograph.
Each canvas is printed to order in the USA, with production taking about 3 business days. Shipping is free to the USA, Canada and Australia. After printing, estimated delivery is 2-5 business days within the USA or 10-30 business days to Canada, Australia and other eligible countries. Express shipping is unavailable.
For other countries offered at checkout, the first canvas costs US$25-US$36 to ship, depending on size, plus US$8 for each additional canvas. Review the displayed total before payment. Import duties or taxes may apply outside the USA. The shop does not ship to the EU, EEA or UK. Allow for both production and delivery when planning a gift.
Choose your canvas size
- 12 × 8 in: $69 USD
- 30 × 20 in: $149 USD
- 36 × 24 in: $169 USD
Choose the scale of your regal angelfish canvas after measuring the furniture and wall together. A small print can sit within a compact study arrangement; a larger one needs more clear width. Mark the dimensions with paper and view them from your usual position. The image crop may vary slightly between sizes.
Consider how the print will be viewed, not only how much wall is available. A place beside your usual seat can make a smaller photograph feel personal; a wall seen across a shared room may call for a larger presence. If you are choosing between two sizes, compare both outlines before ordering, with the furniture and objects you expect to keep nearby.
Color for a study, bedroom or boutique
The room images place the small print above a teenager’s study desk, the medium canvas in a small clothing boutique and the large size in a master bedroom. Each offers a different viewing distance. A desk invites a close look at the stripes, while a bedroom wall can show the broader arrangement of fish and coral.
For an office, compare the blue and yellow with colors already present in chairs, shelves or stationery. Leave space around the print and avoid placing a tall lamp in front of the fish. Measure before ordering, since room images are examples of placement.
Care for your canvas
Display the canvas in a dry, ventilated room away from prolonged direct sunlight and high humidity. Clean it only with a soft, clean, dry cloth.
More photographs to consider
Compare this regal angelfish with the emperor angelfish with a diver and the two gray angelfish beneath a reef ledge. These separate photographs offer other patterns and compositions within the same fish family. For more on recognizing marine subjects, explore our marine life identification guide, then select the canvas size that suits your wall.
Browse the fish canvas prints collection to compare subjects. For two more options, see Humbug Damselfish (Dascyllus abudafur) Canvas Print and Blue-Spotted Toby Canvas Print. Open the product views side by side and choose the composition you most want to return to.
The photographer behind the image
Cobi Hay Yacobi is a marine nature photographer specializing in underwater photography. He has been diving for over 20 years, with more than 1,000 dives in the Red Sea and around the world. Underwater cameras, dedicated lighting and patient observation shape his work.
Visit Cobi Hay Yacobi’s photographer profile to explore his diving background and approach to underwater photography. This regal angelfish print belongs to his original photographic collection.
Frequently asked questions
Can I ask about a size that is not listed?
Yes. Use the canvas size and framing contact page to discuss the options before placing an order. Have your available wall measurements ready so you can explain the space you are planning for.
Can you send the canvas directly as a gift?
Yes. Enter the recipient’s address as the delivery address at checkout. Choose a size with their available wall space in mind, and check the destination before completing the purchase.
Which payment methods are available?
Checkout shows the available payment methods, processed by an authorized payment provider. You can review the chosen size, quantity and full order total there before paying.
Where can I find return and cancellation terms?
Read the Returns & Refunds policy before ordering. It explains the terms for this made-to-order canvas, so you can check how they apply to your purchase.
Order your regal angelfish canvas
Choose the size you want for your regal angelfish print, then add the quantity to your cart.
- Enter your contact information and delivery address.
- Check your product options and address for any errors before paying.
- Complete payment using an available checkout method.
Your order confirmation arrives by email after payment; this is when the contract is formed. Keep that email as your record of the order. A separate email supplies the tracking number when your canvas ships.
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