
Framed Donkey Trio Scratchboard Art Print
This item is a framed monochrome art print featuring a trio of donkeys, rendered in a style that mimics scratchboard or high-contrast pen and ink illustration. The artwork depicts three donkey heads closely grouped together against a solid black background, showcasing fine detail in the fur texture and expressive facial features. The print is housed behind glass and surround by a wide, white matte that provides professional spacing within the frame. The frame itself is a decorative, multi-tiered wood or composite moulding with a warm bronze or walnut metallic finish and a subtle brushed texture. In the lower left corner of the print, there is a visible white signature, likely of the artist, while the lower right corner appears to have a secondary mark or edition number. The overall construction appears contemporary, likely late 20th to early 21st century. The condition of both the frame and the artwork appears excellent, with no visible signs of foxing on the paper, scratches on the glass, or significant dings in the frame’s finish, suggesting it has been well-maintained in a residential environment.
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Estimated Value
$150-$250
Basic Information
Category
Fine Art Prints
Appraised On
March 6, 2026
Estimated Value
$150-$250
Item Description
This item is a framed monochrome art print featuring a trio of donkeys, rendered in a style that mimics scratchboard or high-contrast pen and ink illustration. The artwork depicts three donkey heads closely grouped together against a solid black background, showcasing fine detail in the fur texture and expressive facial features. The print is housed behind glass and surround by a wide, white matte that provides professional spacing within the frame. The frame itself is a decorative, multi-tiered wood or composite moulding with a warm bronze or walnut metallic finish and a subtle brushed texture. In the lower left corner of the print, there is a visible white signature, likely of the artist, while the lower right corner appears to have a secondary mark or edition number. The overall construction appears contemporary, likely late 20th to early 21st century. The condition of both the frame and the artwork appears excellent, with no visible signs of foxing on the paper, scratches on the glass, or significant dings in the frame’s finish, suggesting it has been well-maintained in a residential environment.
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