Framed Paso Fino Graphic Art Print

This framed graphic print features stylized silhouette artwork depicting a rider on horseback merged with a landscape scene featuring green hills, a sunset/sun disc, a dark fence, and a standing horse. The top of the print displays Spanish text titled "PASO FINO" with descriptive verse and the prominent green script phrase "Orgullo de esta tierra". The lower right corner bears a signature that appears consistent with reading "Monsanto" or a similar script signature. The artwork is housed under glass within a green matting and a thin metallic silver-toned metal frame. Physical condition shows slight age-related toning/fading on the cream paper ground and minor surface wear along the edges of the mat board and frame. The owner's note queries if the piece is signed Monsanto; while a handwritten cursive signature is visible in the lower right margin, physical authentication of the artist's identity remains unverified. The graphic aesthetic is stylistically consistent with late 20th-century commercial or poster art celebrating Puerto Rican Paso Fino equestrian heritage.

Based on what I can see in the provided image, this framed graphic art print depicts a Paso Fino equestrian motif titled 'PASO FINO' with the Spanish phrase 'Orgullo de esta tierra' and integrated rider silhouettes. Per user submission, the piece is queried as being signed by 'Monsanto'. I can observe a handwritten cursive signature in the lower right margin consistent with reading 'Monsanto'; however, I cannot verify artist identity, print medium, or signature authenticity from a photograph alone. A physical inspection would be required to determine whether this is an original hand-signed print, a mass-produced offset lithograph, or a decorative poster. The item displays minor age-related toning on the cream paper background and slight edge wear to the matting and silver-toned metal frame. The appraisal range of $50 to $120 reflects market value for decorative late 20th-century equestrian commercial art celebrating Puerto Rican Paso Fino heritage, assuming the signature is contemporary to the print's production. Demand for niche regional cultural prints remains modest, primarily appealing to Paso Fino horse enthusiasts and regional decor collectors. Value is heavily tied to presentation and subject matter. Should in-person examination, provenance documentation, or specialist appraisal reveal the signature belongs to a listed, highly collected regional artist, the value could increase toward the higher end of the regional art market. Conversely, if identified as an unauthenticated or widely distributed decorative commercial reproduction, the secondary market value would likely adjust to $20 to $40, essentially limited to its decorative and framing value.