Framed Indigenous Style Art Print

This item is a framed art print featuring a stylized, possibly Indigenous-inspired, depiction of an animal or mythological creature. The central figure is large and curvilinear, outlined in black and filled with a combination of light blue, orange-brown, and green geometric shapes and patterns. The overall form suggests a quadruped with a distinct head, four legs, and a tail, rendered in an abstract and flowing manner. The background transitions from a light yellow or beige at the top to a light blue at the bottom, creating a sense of horizon or landscape, with a silhouette of what appears to be a city or distant landmass visible in the mid-ground. The print is housed under glass within a dark, possibly black or dark brown, wooden frame. The frame has a simple, somewhat rustic profile and appears to be well-constructed. Inside the dark frame, there is a cream or light yellow matboard with a thin, darker inner border, providing contrast and separation for the artwork. The visible condition is good, as stated in the context, with no apparent damage to the frame or the print itself, though reflections on the glass obscure some minor details. The artwork itself features bold lines and a limited but striking color palette, characteristic of Pacific Northwest Indigenous art forms or modern interpretations thereof. A signature, which appears to be 'COCHON', is visible in the lower right corner, indicating the artist or printmaker. The style suggests a modern period, likely late 20th to early 21st century, given its clean lines and print quality.

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