Floral Still Life Art Print by Igor Levashov

This item is a large-format floral art print by the contemporary artist Igor Levashov, known for his hyper-realistic and soft-focus botanical depictions. The piece features a cluster of large, creamy white blossoms, likely camellias or roses, set against a deep burgundy backdrop that provides a high-contrast, dramatic effect. The petals are rendered with subtle gradients of gray and white, accented by delicate pink centers. Surrounding the blooms are muted green and gray leaves. The artwork measures approximately 38 inches wide by 32 inches high including the substantial frame. The frame is a traditional ornate gold-toned wood or composite featuring decorative scrollwork and floral motifs in relief. It includes a multi-tiered linen liner or inner matting that adds depth to the presentation. Levashov’s work is characterized by the 'Old Master' technique applied to modern floral subjects. While the original may be oil on canvas, this specific item appears to be a high-quality reproduction or giclée, noted by the copyright symbol (©) typically associated with licensed decor prints. The condition appears sound with no visible tears or significant fading, though the frame shows typical light accumulation of dust in the ornate crevices. The style is contemporary romantic realism, likely produced within the last 20-30 years.

I have conducted a visual appraisal of this contemporary floral work by Igor Levashov. Measuring approximately 38" x 32" inclusive of the frame, the piece is a high-quality decorative reproduction (likely a giclée or offset lithograph). My identification of the copyright symbol (©) confirms this as an authorized licensed decor print rather than an original oil painting or a limited-run serigraph. The artwork is presented in a traditional gold-gilt ornate frame with a linen liner, which significantly contributes to its overall decorative value. Technically, the 'Old Master' style applied to these blossoms is highly executed, showing excellent tonal range and soft-focus realism. Market conditions for Levashov’s mass-marketed prints are stable but saturated. These pieces are intended for high-end interior decoration rather than fine art investment. Comparables in estate sales and secondary decorative markets generally fall within the $100 to $400 range depending on the quality of the framing, which in this case represents a significant portion of the value. The condition appears excellent with no visible signs of UV-fading or moisture damage. However, my assessment is limited by the digital nature of this examination. A definitive valuation would require an in-person inspection to determine if the work is a flat print or has hand-applied 'brushstroke' texture (impasto gel). To fully authenticate its production method, I would need to examine the paper or canvas substrate under magnification to identify dot patterns or ink dispersion. Provenance documentation, such as a gallery receipt or certificate of authenticity, would be necessary to confirm the specific edition size or publisher.