
Edward Gordon 'Top of the Stairs' Limited Edition Print
This is a professionally framed, limited edition giclée or offset lithograph print by contemporary American realist artist Edward Gordon. The artwork depicts a quiet, light-filled interior scene featuring a staircase with a white banister and a window looking out toward a blue seascape. Consistent with Gordon's 'Quiet Realism' style, the piece emphasizes the interplay of shadow and soft light on architectural surfaces. The print is numbered 100/175 in the lower left margin, indicating a relatively small and desirable edition run. It is housed in an elegant gold-toned frame with a black inner bezel, double-matted with a wide white primary mat and a gold-toned fillet or inner mat that coordinates with the frame. The colors include soft lavenders, blues, and whites, contrasted with the warm wood tones of the banister. Based on Gordon's active period, this likely dates from the late 20th to early 21st century. The condition appears excellent with no visible foxing, fading, or moisture damage to the print or matting. The framing craftsmanship is of high quality, featuring mitred corners that appear tight and secure. The artwork reflects the artist's signature precision and serene atmosphere.
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$1,200 - $1,500
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Fine Art Prints
Appraised On
March 19, 2026
Estimated Value
$1,200 - $1,500
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Edward Gordon 100/175
Item Description
This is a professionally framed, limited edition giclée or offset lithograph print by contemporary American realist artist Edward Gordon. The artwork depicts a quiet, light-filled interior scene featuring a staircase with a white banister and a window looking out toward a blue seascape. Consistent with Gordon's 'Quiet Realism' style, the piece emphasizes the interplay of shadow and soft light on architectural surfaces. The print is numbered 100/175 in the lower left margin, indicating a relatively small and desirable edition run. It is housed in an elegant gold-toned frame with a black inner bezel, double-matted with a wide white primary mat and a gold-toned fillet or inner mat that coordinates with the frame. The colors include soft lavenders, blues, and whites, contrasted with the warm wood tones of the banister. Based on Gordon's active period, this likely dates from the late 20th to early 21st century. The condition appears excellent with no visible foxing, fading, or moisture damage to the print or matting. The framing craftsmanship is of high quality, featuring mitred corners that appear tight and secure. The artwork reflects the artist's signature precision and serene atmosphere.
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