
Framed Coastal Watercolor Print of Pelican and Beach Shack
This item is a framed landscape-oriented artwork depicting a serene coastal scene, likely a print of a watercolor original. The composition features a large brown pelican in mid-flight over a shoreline, adjacent to two prominent palm trees and a rustic, weathered wooden beach shack or 'fish camp' style building. The color palette is composed of naturalistic greens, sandy beige, and soft yellow highlights in the sky, suggesting early morning or late afternoon light. The artwork is professionally matted with a double-matting technique featuring a dark charcoal-grey primary mat and a thin white or cream-colored inner bevel. It is housed in a mid-tone oak or honey-colored solid wood frame with a simple rounded profile. The construction appears to be from the late 20th century, approximately 1980s to 1990s. The condition appears to be fair to good; while the frame and glass are intact, there is a visible indentation or 'pock' mark on the upper left-hand side of the wooden frame, and the paper backing or matting may show slight signs of age-related acidity or yellowing upon closer inspection. No artist signature is clearly visible from this distance, but the style is characteristic of regional Florida or Gulf Coast landscape art.
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Estimated Value
$45.00 - $75.00
Basic Information
Category
Fine Art - Prints
Appraised On
March 6, 2026
Estimated Value
$45.00 - $75.00
Item Description
This item is a framed landscape-oriented artwork depicting a serene coastal scene, likely a print of a watercolor original. The composition features a large brown pelican in mid-flight over a shoreline, adjacent to two prominent palm trees and a rustic, weathered wooden beach shack or 'fish camp' style building. The color palette is composed of naturalistic greens, sandy beige, and soft yellow highlights in the sky, suggesting early morning or late afternoon light. The artwork is professionally matted with a double-matting technique featuring a dark charcoal-grey primary mat and a thin white or cream-colored inner bevel. It is housed in a mid-tone oak or honey-colored solid wood frame with a simple rounded profile. The construction appears to be from the late 20th century, approximately 1980s to 1990s. The condition appears to be fair to good; while the frame and glass are intact, there is a visible indentation or 'pock' mark on the upper left-hand side of the wooden frame, and the paper backing or matting may show slight signs of age-related acidity or yellowing upon closer inspection. No artist signature is clearly visible from this distance, but the style is characteristic of regional Florida or Gulf Coast landscape art.
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