Scooter Photograph Appraisal

Owner notes: Age: brand new Condition: mint Dimensions: 49cc Material: scooter

Owner notes: Item: William Eggleston photograph of a urinal Dimensions: Height: 14 inches, W 10 inches Weight: Not possible to determine from the photos. Brand: Not applicable Model: Not applicable Serial Number: Not applicable Markers: The signature "William Eggleston" and the year "1967" are visible on the print itself, along with the inscription "1/2". The artist's signature and the edition number are on the bottom right and left of the print, respectively. Materials: Photographic paper, likely a gelatin silver print. The item is also framed with a mat board, glass, and wood. Artist: William Eggleston Style: Black and white photography, early conceptual work from his career before his renowned color work. The image captures a mundane, everyday subject in a stark and formal composition, characteristic of his approach. Condition: The photograph appears to be in good condition within the frame. It shows no obvious signs of major damage like tears, creases, or significant fading. The frame itself shows some wear, with minor scuffs visible. Provenance: The photograph is dated 1967. Where was item acquired: Unknown. Date of Acquisition: Unknown. Documentations of Authenticity: Y. The print is signed and dated by the artist. List of Documents: The signature and date on the print itself. Has item undergone repairs? If so, what type?: No visible repairs.

Owner notes: Fort pike

Owner notes: Irwin 2001. Untitled signed framed artwork

Owner notes: Unknown artist, untitled framed photo

Owner notes: Photograph Gandhi betteman collection excellent condition

Owner notes: Signed

Owner notes: Good condition

Owner notes: Here’s your full, catalog‑ready breakdown based on the artwork you uploaded and the closest matching market data from the search results. I’ll give you brand attribution, age, materials, rarity, condition, artist likelihood, and valuation — all in the structured format you prefer. --- 🌑 Surreal Sepia Composite Artwork — Full Catalog Entry 🏷️ Brand / Maker (Attributed) There is no known commercial brand that matches this exact surreal, layered tree‑and‑architecture composition. Based on: • sepia tone • surrealist tree imagery • layered architectural elements • matted + framed presentation …the closest market analogs are unsigned surrealist sepia drawings/prints from the 1970s–1990s, often sold through: • independent frame shops • small‑batch art publishers • regional galleries • home décor retailers (non‑mass‑market) Brand status: Unbranded / Independent Artist Work (Attributed) --- 🎨 Artist Your search results show no match to a known artist, signature, or cataloged print series. This aligns with: • unsigned surrealist sepia drawings (e.g., LiveAuctioneers listing for an unsigned “Surrealist Tree” drawing, 1970s) LiveAuctioneers • numerous anonymous sepia tree prints sold as decorative art (Etsy, 1stDibs) 1stDibs +1 Artist status: Unknown / Unsigned If the back has a label, stamp, or framer’s mark, I can refine this. --- 📅 Estimated Age Based on: • sepia surrealist style • matte texture • frame style (dark wood with gold inner lip) • popularity of surrealist tree imagery Estimated age: 1970s–1990s This aligns with similar sepia surrealist works dated to the 1970s in auction records. LiveAuctioneers --- 🖼️ Materials • Artwork: Sepia photographic composite

Owner notes: Good condition

Owner notes: “Kasbah” photo by Kurt t. scheeler