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Framed Abstract Mixed Media Collage Print Featuring Clock Motifs

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Timeless II on verso signed Bernsen

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AI Estimated Value

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$100 - $250

AI estimate as of July 27, 2026 · verify with a professional before acting

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AI Item Analysis

This framed artwork appears to be a contemporary mixed media print or collage utilizing various geometric shapes, celestial and technical chart imagery, paint splatter effects, and a prominent central motif of a vintage clock face. The color palette consists of cool blues, muted earth tones, browns, and off-whites. In the bottom right corner, there is a handwritten signature or notation in pencil that reads 'Bernsen' along with what appears to be a edition notation or secondary signature such as 'Dunic' or similar script. The owner indicates that the piece is titled 'Timeless II' and signed 'Bernsen' on the verso; however, back-of-frame details cannot be visually confirmed from this front-facing photograph and remain unverified without physical inspection. The artwork is presented under glass or acrylic with a double mat (a white outer mat and a dark blue inner mat) housed within a metallic or dark wood frame. The overall composition is stylistically consistent with late 20th-century or modern abstract decorative prints. The surface exhibits light reflections on the protective glazing, but the artwork itself appears to be in good visual condition without obvious major tears or water staining visible in the image.

AI Appraisal Report

Based on what I can see in the provided image, this is a contemporary mixed media print or collage featuring abstract geometric elements, technical charting, splatter effects, and a vintage clock face motif. The piece is framed under glazing with a double mat. In the lower corner, I can observe a pencil inscription that appears to read 'Bernsen' alongside additional notations. Per user submission, the artwork is titled 'Timeless II' and signed 'Bernsen' on the verso; however, I cannot verify back-of-frame details or physical media layers from a photograph alone. Full confirmation of the artist's identity, substrate, and production method would require an in-person physical inspection. The value estimate assumes the attribution provided in the user submission is correct and that the print is a limited production or hand-embellished decorative work in good condition. Decorative abstract prints featuring time and celestial themes from the late 20th century maintain steady, modest demand for residential and commercial interior design. Similar contemporary framed mixed media prints typically realize between $100 and $250 in secondary market venues such as regional auctions, estate sales, or online décor platforms. To establish a firmer attribution and value, an expert appraisal accompanied by provenance documentation, artist registry checks, or examination out of the frame would be necessary. Should the piece be determined to be a standard commercial open-edition reproduction rather than a hand-signed or limited-edition work, the fair market value would adjust downward, typically falling into the $30 to $75 range for decorative wall art.

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