Framed Geometric Bird Art Print

This item is a framed graphic art print featuring an abstract, geometric composition of three stylized birds aligned horizontally along the upper section. The artwork employs a muted color palette including shades of blue, terracotta, brown, grey, and white, with speckled and textured background elements. Below the avian figures are horizontal bands of blue and purple, along with fine line details extending downward into a speckled field above a lower red horizontal bar. At the lower left margin, printed text reads: "Seek peace not from our differences, but in our sameness." At the lower right margin, text reads: "Widerschein/Strandberg Associates". The artwork appears to be housed under glass within a thin metallic frame with a white mat border. The print is stylistically consistent with late 20th-century graphic illustration or corporate art prints. Condition appears generally good, though surface glare and reflections are present from the glazing. Hedged language is utilized as no hand-signed artist signature or direct attribution is confirmed beyond the printed publisher/designer text visible along the bottom edge, subject to in-person inspection.

Based on the provided image, I have evaluated this framed graphic art print featuring a geometric composition of three stylized birds. The print carries a printed caption along the bottom margin and text referencing 'Widerschein/Strandberg Associates', suggesting a corporate or decorative illustration from the late 20th century. The piece is presented with a mat and thin metallic frame behind glass. From a visual examination alone, I can assess the general aesthetic appeal and condition, which appears satisfactory with no major visible damage, though lighting glare obscures some surface details. I cannot verify from a photo the precise printing method, paper quality, or exact age. To fully confirm its origin and production technique, an in-person physical inspection by a paper conservator or specialist would be required. Assuming this is a decorative late 20th-century commercial or corporate art print as indicated by the printed text, the estimated fair market value resides in the $75 to $150 range. Value in this market segment is primarily driven by decorative appeal, color scheme, and framing quality rather than a high-value fine art attribution. Decorative commercial prints of this era generally experience modest market demand. If an in-person examination were to reveal that this is an unattributed mass-market reproduction or a lower-quality mechanical print with damage behind the mat, the value would likely drop to $25 to $50, essentially representing the utility value of the frame itself.