
'The Yellow Irises' Limited Edition Art Print
This item is a limited edition, signed art print titled 'The Yellow Irises'. The artwork features a minimalist, botanical depiction of yellow and brown iris flowers with long, slender green leaves against a light, neutral background. The print is housed in a square, medium-toned wood frame with visible grain, likely oak. It is mounted behind a vibrant yellow matte that complements the floral subject. The artwork is pencil-signed by the artist in the lower right corner, though the signature is partially obscured. In the lower left, it is numbered as a limited edition (possibly 49/150). The title 'The Yellow Irises' is handwritten in the lower center. The style suggests a late 20th-century aesthetic, possibly 1980s or 1990s. The condition of the frame indicates some minor age-related wear, and there is a noticeable reflection on the glass from an external light source. The composition exhibits clean lines and a delicate use of watercolor or gouache-style application, suggesting professional-grade printing or original hand-coloring. The overall presentation is consistent with commercial gallery art from the late modern period.
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Estimated Value
$150 - $275
Basic Information
Category
Fine Art - Limited Edition Prints
Appraised On
February 26, 2026
Estimated Value
$150 - $275
Item Description
This item is a limited edition, signed art print titled 'The Yellow Irises'. The artwork features a minimalist, botanical depiction of yellow and brown iris flowers with long, slender green leaves against a light, neutral background. The print is housed in a square, medium-toned wood frame with visible grain, likely oak. It is mounted behind a vibrant yellow matte that complements the floral subject. The artwork is pencil-signed by the artist in the lower right corner, though the signature is partially obscured. In the lower left, it is numbered as a limited edition (possibly 49/150). The title 'The Yellow Irises' is handwritten in the lower center. The style suggests a late 20th-century aesthetic, possibly 1980s or 1990s. The condition of the frame indicates some minor age-related wear, and there is a noticeable reflection on the glass from an external light source. The composition exhibits clean lines and a delicate use of watercolor or gouache-style application, suggesting professional-grade printing or original hand-coloring. The overall presentation is consistent with commercial gallery art from the late modern period.
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