Herb Booth Sporting Narrative Lithograph of Deer Hunting

This is a large-format, horizontal sporting art print, likely a lithograph or offset lithograph, created in the style of renowned Texas sporting artist Herb Booth. The composition features a narrative scene set in a semi-arid, brush-country landscape, perhaps South Texas, depicting two whitetail deer (a buck and a doe) bounding across a dirt road while in the distance, a group of hunters with specialized deer-hunting trucks and towers are visible. The color palette is muted, utilizing earthy tones of brown, sage green, tan, and grey under an overcast sky, which is characteristic of Booth's realistic yet atmospheric wildlife scenes. The artwork is housed under glass within a multi-matting system consisting of a large off-white or cream outer mat and a dark green inner fillet or sub-mat, which provides depth. The frame is a dark-stained wood, possibly mahogany or walnut, featuring simple linear molding. While no signature is clearly legible in the image, the fine detail in the brushwork, the prickly pear cacti, and the specific depiction of sporting culture are hallmark indicators of high-quality outdoor illustration from the late 20th century (circa 1980s-1990s). The condition appears excellent with no visible foxing, water damage, or fading of the pigments, though some glare on the glass suggests it is standard rather than museum-grade anti-reflective glazing. The craftsmanship of the framing suggests it was prepared by a professional gallery or custom shop.