Polar Bear Family Art Print By Lyle T Lindquist 1993 Appraisal

Polar Bear Family Art Print by Lyle T. Lindquist (1993)

This item is an art print featuring a depiction of polar bears. The print shows an adult polar bear, possibly a mother, with two younger polar bear cubs. The adult bear is positioned on the right side of the composition, appearing to be looking upwards and possibly howling or communicating, with its mouth open. Its fur is rendered with fine detail, showcasing variations in shading that give it a textured, realistic appearance. One cub is nestled closely to the adult, while the other is positioned slightly above, both depicted with playful or curious expressions. The background suggests an icy or snowy environment, possibly with some warm tones on the horizon or a distant landscape element. The color palette primarily consists of cool grays, whites, and blues, with subtle hints of warmer earth tones in the background, contrasting with the detailed fur of the bears. The print appears to be enclosed in a protective plastic sleeve or laminate, which causes some glare and reflections, particularly visible on the left side of the image. There is a visible artist's signature on the lower left side, which reads 'Lyle T. Lindquist 1993', indicating the artist and the year of creation. Below the signature, there is a circular embossed or stamped seal, though its details are not clearly discernible from the image. The print itself exhibits good quality, with fine lines and detailed shading, suggesting it might be a limited edition print or a high-quality reproduction. The overall condition appears to be good, with no obvious major damage, tears, or creases visible through the protective covering, though a full assessment would require removal from the sleeve. The visible condition issues are minor, mainly related to the protective covering rather than the print itself. The style is realistic, capturing the naturalistic appearance and behavior of the animals. The creation date of 1993 places this print firmly in the late 20th century.