
Dalhart Windberg Landscape Art Print
This item is a framed landscape art print by the renowned Texas artist Dalhart Windberg, likely dating from the mid-1970s given the provided provenance of 1976. The artwork depicts a classic Texas Hill Country scene featuring a central, gnarled live oak tree on a rolling hillside dotted with yellow wildflowers and rocky outcroppings. The color palette is characterized by soft, hazy earth tones, sage greens, and muted blues in the sky, reflecting Windberg's signature 'smooth' romantic realism style. The print is housed in a period-appropriate dark wood-grain frame with a simple profile. It is double-matted, featuring a thick rust or terracotta-colored outer mat and a thin cream-colored inner bevel mat. A faint red artist signature is visible in the lower-left corner. The condition appears stable, though there is a slight yellowish cast to the image which may indicate minor light-related fading or age-toning of the paper or glazing. The frame shows minor surface scuffs consistent with its age. This print represents the height of Windberg's popularity in the 1970s, characterized by high-quality commercial reproduction techniques that sought to mimic the texture of his original oil-on-masonite works.
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Estimated Value
$150 - $250
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Category
Fine Art Prints
Appraised On
January 20, 2026
Estimated Value
$150 - $250
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Windberg print given to us in 1976
Item Description
This item is a framed landscape art print by the renowned Texas artist Dalhart Windberg, likely dating from the mid-1970s given the provided provenance of 1976. The artwork depicts a classic Texas Hill Country scene featuring a central, gnarled live oak tree on a rolling hillside dotted with yellow wildflowers and rocky outcroppings. The color palette is characterized by soft, hazy earth tones, sage greens, and muted blues in the sky, reflecting Windberg's signature 'smooth' romantic realism style. The print is housed in a period-appropriate dark wood-grain frame with a simple profile. It is double-matted, featuring a thick rust or terracotta-colored outer mat and a thin cream-colored inner bevel mat. A faint red artist signature is visible in the lower-left corner. The condition appears stable, though there is a slight yellowish cast to the image which may indicate minor light-related fading or age-toning of the paper or glazing. The frame shows minor surface scuffs consistent with its age. This print represents the height of Windberg's popularity in the 1970s, characterized by high-quality commercial reproduction techniques that sought to mimic the texture of his original oil-on-masonite works.
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