Bev Doolittle Framed Art Print

This item is a framed art print by Bev Doolittle, identified from the text "Lot #: 232 - Bev Doolittle print" visible at the top of the image. The print features two distinct images, likely part of a single composition or a related diptych, displayed side-by-side within a single frame. Each image depicts what appears to be Indigenous figures, possibly warriors or chiefs, adorned with elaborate headdresses and traditional attire, seated astride horses. The style suggests a Native American theme, characteristic of Doolittle's work which often incorporates camouflaged elements and naturalistic settings. Below the two main images, there is a smaller, rectangular inset within the matting that appears to contain a horizontally oriented design or possibly a signature/title plaque, although details are not clearly discernible. The artwork is housed within a brown, possibly wooden, rectangular frame with a smooth finish. It is matted with a light-colored, likely off-white or beige, mat board that provides a border around the prints and the lower inset. A ruler is visible behind the framed piece, suggesting a length of approximately 24-25 inches from the visible markings ('NG SUPPLY' text). The overall condition appears good from the visible angles, with no obvious major damage to the frame or mat. The presence of a red sticker on the upper right corner of the frame might indicate an auction lot tag or a price tag. The craftsmanship of the framing appears standard. Given the artist's reputation, this print is likely a limited edition or a high-quality reproduction.

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