Limited edition landscape print in the style of Manuel Garza

This item is a framed landscape print depicting a rural scene with autumnal foliage, a rocky creek bed, and rustic farm buildings under a clear sky. The artwork is presented in a wide wooden frame with a prominent reddish-brown matte. In the left margin (relative to the image orientation), the work bears a handwritten signature reading 'Manuel Garza' and a numbering of '188/1000' as marked. The owner identifies this as a work by Manuel Garza, though this attribution remains unverified without physical inspection. The composition features high-detail rendering of cacti, dry grasses, and orange-tinted trees, consistent with the style of Texas Regionalist paintings. The print appears to be in good condition, housed behind glass, with no immediately visible foxing or tearing. The frame shows minor surface wear consistent with age. As signatures on prints can be part of a reproduction process, the status of the signature as hand-signed or plate-signed is unconfirmed.

Based on the provided image, I am evaluating a framed landscape print depicting an autumnal rural scene. Per user submission, the owner identifies this as a work by Manuel Garza, noting it bears a signature reading 'Manuel Garza' and an edition numbering of '188/1000'. I treat this attribution as a working hypothesis; I cannot determine the print's edition status from a photograph. Based on what I can see, the composition is highly detailed and consistent with the style of Texas Regionalist paintings often associated with Garza. The print appears to be housed behind glass in a wooden frame with a prominent matte. However, without physical inspection, I cannot evaluate the printing technique, paper quality, or whether the signature is applied by hand or part of the mechanical reproduction process. Assuming the owner's identification is correct and this is a limited edition hand-signed print by Manuel Garza, comparable regionalist landscape prints typically sell in the secondary market for $100 to $200, highly dependent on local demand and frame quality. A physical examination by a specialist would be necessary to evaluate the signature medium and further attribute the work. If this piece is an open-edition mechanical reproduction or plate-signed rather than hand-signed, its value would drop primarily to its decorative and framing utility, likely in the $30 to $60 range.