Framed Print of Indigenous Pacific Northwest Coast Style Bird by Alvin Adkins

This is a framed print depicting an indigenous North American art style, specifically resembling Pacific Northwest Coast formline art. The central figural element is a stylized bird, possibly a raven or eagle, rendered in characteristic black, red, and white/cream colors. The design features ovoids, U-forms, and S-forms, which are fundamental elements of this art tradition, creating a dynamic and composite image of the creature. The bird has a prominent beak, an eye, and abstract body parts that flow together to form the overall shape. The red elements are used to highlight specific features and inner details, while the black outlines provide strong definition against the light background. The print is housed in a simple, rectangular wooden frame with a dark brown, possibly walnut or stained oak, finish. The framing appears relatively new or well-maintained, showing minimal signs of wear. There is a visible signature in the lower right corner, appearing to read 'Alvin Adkins', identifying the artist. The print itself rests behind a clear pane of glass or acrylic, which exhibits some glare and reflection from the surrounding environment. The matting, if present, is not distinctly visible as separate from the off-white background of the print itself. The overall condition appears good, with no obvious tears, creases, or significant discoloration visible on the print. The frame shows no major chips or structural damage. The age is estimated to be late 20th to early 21st century, given the style and apparent modern printing technique. The craftsmanship of the print is clean and precise, typical of commercially produced art prints.