
Siberian Tiger - Limited Edition Art Print by Howard Fogg
This item is a framed wildlife art print titled 'Siberian Tiger' by the renowned artist Howard Fogg. The artwork features a detailed, close-up portrait of a tiger's head, executed in a realistic style that emphasizes the texture of the fur and the depth of the animal's expression. The color palette consists of natural ochres, creams, and deep browns, contrasted with stark black stripes and a soft pink nose. This specific piece appears to be a lithographic print on paper. It includes a printed signature ('Howard Fogg') in the lower right area of the image, and a potential secondary pencil signature or edition numbering along the bottom margin, signifying it as a collectible release rather than a mass-market poster. The print is housed behind glass in a simple metal or wooden frame with a neutral-toned mat board. Condition appears generally good with no visible foxing or water damage, though there is a vertical glare line on the glass from the photography. This style of wildlife art was particularly popular in the late 20th century (circa 1970s-1990s). The craftsmanship is evident in the fine line work and sophisticated blending of colors used to represent the feline's whiskers and facial structure.
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Estimated Value
$150-$250
Basic Information
Category
Wildlife Art & Collectible Prints
Appraised On
February 15, 2026
Estimated Value
$150-$250
Item Description
This item is a framed wildlife art print titled 'Siberian Tiger' by the renowned artist Howard Fogg. The artwork features a detailed, close-up portrait of a tiger's head, executed in a realistic style that emphasizes the texture of the fur and the depth of the animal's expression. The color palette consists of natural ochres, creams, and deep browns, contrasted with stark black stripes and a soft pink nose. This specific piece appears to be a lithographic print on paper. It includes a printed signature ('Howard Fogg') in the lower right area of the image, and a potential secondary pencil signature or edition numbering along the bottom margin, signifying it as a collectible release rather than a mass-market poster. The print is housed behind glass in a simple metal or wooden frame with a neutral-toned mat board. Condition appears generally good with no visible foxing or water damage, though there is a vertical glare line on the glass from the photography. This style of wildlife art was particularly popular in the late 20th century (circa 1970s-1990s). The craftsmanship is evident in the fine line work and sophisticated blending of colors used to represent the feline's whiskers and facial structure.
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