
Framed Art Print: 'The Storm' by Dean Satava & Lisa Smith
This item is a framed art print depicting a dramatic coastal scene during a storm. The print, titled 'The Storm', features large, turbulent waves crashing against a row of stately houses, possibly along a waterfront. The sky is dark and ominous, characteristic of stormy weather, but lights are visible in some of the house windows, suggesting human presence and a sense of enduring the elements. The artwork displays a strong use of blues, grays, and whites for the water and sky, contrasting with the lighter tones of the buildings. The print is encased in a multi-layered framing system. It features a main mat of a dark color, likely black or dark navy, which provides a deep border around the artwork. Encasing this mat and the print is a gold-toned wooden frame with a classic, somewhat ornate profile. The frame appears to be in good condition with no visible significant damage or distress. Underneath the glass or acrylic glazing, there are discernible reflections from ambient light sources, indicating a reflective surface protecting the print. Appearing to be signed 'Dean Satava' on the lower left, 'The Storm' in the center and 'Lisa Smith' on the lower right, the print appears to be a collaborative work. This suggests it is a lithograph or giclée print, rather than an original painting, due to the method of production and distribution typical for such collaborations, although definitive determination would require closer inspection. The overall impression is one of a decorative piece suitable for home or office. Given the style and apparent collaborative nature, it likely dates from the late 20th to early 21st century. No obvious condition issues such as fading, water damage, or tears are discernible within the visible area of the print.
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Estimated Value
$150-250
Basic Information
Category
Wall Art
Appraised On
September 11, 2025
Estimated Value
$150-250
Item Description
This item is a framed art print depicting a dramatic coastal scene during a storm. The print, titled 'The Storm', features large, turbulent waves crashing against a row of stately houses, possibly along a waterfront. The sky is dark and ominous, characteristic of stormy weather, but lights are visible in some of the house windows, suggesting human presence and a sense of enduring the elements. The artwork displays a strong use of blues, grays, and whites for the water and sky, contrasting with the lighter tones of the buildings. The print is encased in a multi-layered framing system. It features a main mat of a dark color, likely black or dark navy, which provides a deep border around the artwork. Encasing this mat and the print is a gold-toned wooden frame with a classic, somewhat ornate profile. The frame appears to be in good condition with no visible significant damage or distress. Underneath the glass or acrylic glazing, there are discernible reflections from ambient light sources, indicating a reflective surface protecting the print. Appearing to be signed 'Dean Satava' on the lower left, 'The Storm' in the center and 'Lisa Smith' on the lower right, the print appears to be a collaborative work. This suggests it is a lithograph or giclée print, rather than an original painting, due to the method of production and distribution typical for such collaborations, although definitive determination would require closer inspection. The overall impression is one of a decorative piece suitable for home or office. Given the style and apparent collaborative nature, it likely dates from the late 20th to early 21st century. No obvious condition issues such as fading, water damage, or tears are discernible within the visible area of the print.
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