'June' Limited Edition Lithograph by Sandra Kuck

This item is a framed, limited edition lithograph titled 'June' by the renowned artist Sandra Kuck, known for her nostalgic and romanticized depictions of childhood. The artwork features a young girl with blonde hair and blue eyes, wearing a white dress, daintily smelling a small bouquet of daisies while carrying a wicker basket filled with more flowers. The piece showcases Kuck's signature soft, ethereal style with a light-filled, impressionistic background. It is professionaly matted with a dual-color border (burgundy and white) and is housed under glass. Noteworthy markings include the artist's signature 'Sandra Kuck' in the lower-left within the print, along with a handwritten title 'June' and a hand-signed signature 'S. Kuck' in pencil on the white border below the image. It is marked as a limited edition with the numbering '421 / 950' in the lower-left margin. The condition appears excellent with no visible fading, foxing, or water damage, though there is a price sticker on the outer frame edge. The style is classic late-20th-century sentimental realism. The craftsmanship of the print is high-quality, capturing the delicate fine lines of the girl's hair and the subtle textures of the fabric.

I have virtually examined this framed limited edition lithograph titled 'June' by Sandra Kuck. The piece is numbered 421/950 and features a hand-signed graphite signature. Visually, the print appears to be in excellent condition with no signs of UV degradation or foxing. The dual-color matting and frame appear contemporary to the late 20th-century production. Kuck remains a staple of sentimental realism; however, the secondary market for mass-produced limited editions from this era has softened, with supply often exceeding current decorator demand. The value is supported primarily by the low edition size and the presence of a hand-signature, which distinguishes it from open-edition posters. A limitation of this digital assessment is the inability to verify the paper's pH level or confirm if the graphite signature is authentic or a high-quality reproduction. A physical inspection would be required to ensure the print is not glued to the backing board (acid-free mounting) and to verify the paper's watermark. For a definitive valuation, provenance documentation from the original gallery or a Certificate of Authenticity would be ideal. The current appraisal reflects retail replacement value in a boutique or specialized secondary market setting.