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Signed Woodcut Print by Guild, 1967

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AI Estimated Value

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$50 - $200

AI estimate as of May 26, 2025 · verify with a professional before acting

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AI Item Analysis

Black and white woodcut print depicting a landscape with hills, trees, and a building. Signed and dated 1967 by the artist and marked "épreuve d'artiste". Framed.

AI Appraisal Report

This appears to be a woodcut print, signed and dated 1967 by an artist with the surname "Guild". The image depicts a stylized landscape with hills, trees, and a building on the horizon. The phrase "épreuve d'artiste" visible at the bottom left typically indicates an artist's proof, which is a print outside of the numbered edition. The value of prints can vary significantly based on the artist's renown, the condition of the print, the size of the edition (if any), and the overall quality of the work. Without specific information about the artist "Guild" (as there are many artists with this surname) and further details about the piece (such as provenance, condition report, and exact dimensions), providing a precise appraisal is challenging. However, based on similar signed and dated prints by lesser-known artists from this period, a preliminary estimate can be made. Note that this is a very rough estimate and should be verified by a professional art appraiser.