Framed Art Print of 'The Trapper' with Sled Dogs

This is a rectangular framed art print depicting a rugged, bearded mountain man or trapper standing in a snowy landscape accompanied by a husky and a puppy. The artwork is characterized by high-detail line work, likely a lithograph or high-quality offset print of a pen-and-ink drawing with watercolor or colored pencil highlights. The central figure is dressed in period-typical frontier gear, including a fur-trimmed cap, heavy jacket, and bib overalls, carrying large wooden snowshoes and a shovel. The color palette is muted, consisting of earthy tans, light blues, and grays, which creates a wintry, nostalgic atmosphere. The piece is signed in the lower right corner, appearing to be a signature of the artist, possibly 'Ray Sexton' or a similar contemporary western illustrator from the late 20th century (circa 1970s-1990s). The artwork is professionally matted with a double mat (cream outer and dark inner) and housed in a thin, gold-toned metal frame behind glass. The condition appears fair to good; while the artwork itself seems well-preserved without visible foxing or fading, the glass surface shows some glare and minor dust. The framing style is consistent with late 20th-century commercial gallery framing, aimed at the western or wilderness decor market. The level of detail in the dog's fur and the weathered texture of the man's face indicate a high degree of technical skill in the original illustration.