Jan Martin McGuire Limited Edition Bald Eagle Print
Wildlife Art / Limited Edition Prints

Jan Martin McGuire Limited Edition Bald Eagle Print

This is a matted and framed limited edition offset lithograph by renowned wildlife artist Jan Martin McGuire, titled 'The Watchman' or a similar theme featuring a Bald Eagle. The artwork depicts a majestic American Bald Eagle perched upon a gnarled, weathered tree stump in a misty forest setting. The color palette is dominated by earthy browns, muted greys, and misty whites, highlighting the intricate detail of the eagle's plumage and the jagged texture of the dead wood. The feathers show high-quality draftsmanship, typical of McGuire’s realistic style. The piece is numbered 132/800, indicating a relatively low run for this edition. It is professionally housed in a dark, wood-grain patterned frame with a cream or light tan mat board. The condition appears stable, with no visible foxing or water damage on the print itself, though the glass shows some reflective glare and the frame has standard decorative wear. Based on the artist's career trajectory, this likely dates to the late 20th century. The signature and numbering are visible in the lower corners of the print area, serving as key markers for authenticity.

Estimated Value

$150 - $250

Basic Information

Category

Wildlife Art / Limited Edition Prints

Appraised On

January 27, 2026

Estimated Value

$150 - $250

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Jan Martin McGuire 132/800

Item Description

This is a matted and framed limited edition offset lithograph by renowned wildlife artist Jan Martin McGuire, titled 'The Watchman' or a similar theme featuring a Bald Eagle. The artwork depicts a majestic American Bald Eagle perched upon a gnarled, weathered tree stump in a misty forest setting. The color palette is dominated by earthy browns, muted greys, and misty whites, highlighting the intricate detail of the eagle's plumage and the jagged texture of the dead wood. The feathers show high-quality draftsmanship, typical of McGuire’s realistic style. The piece is numbered 132/800, indicating a relatively low run for this edition. It is professionally housed in a dark, wood-grain patterned frame with a cream or light tan mat board. The condition appears stable, with no visible foxing or water damage on the print itself, though the glass shows some reflective glare and the frame has standard decorative wear. Based on the artist's career trajectory, this likely dates to the late 20th century. The signature and numbering are visible in the lower corners of the print area, serving as key markers for authenticity.

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