
Original Signed Forest Landscape Painting by Stockett, 1989
This is an original representational landscape painting executed in oil or acrylic on a rectangular canvas panel. The artwork depicts a dense forest scene dominated by various shades of green, ranging from deep forest tones to bright chartreuse highlights. The composition features a prominent large evergreen tree on the left foreground, followed by a line of smaller deciduous trees in the mid-ground, set against a steeply rising, heavily wooded hillside or mountain that occupies the upper right and background. The sky appears to be rendered with vertical, atmospheric brushstrokes that mimic a soft light filter or perhaps the Aurora Borealis effect. The work is signed 'STOCKett' and dated '89' in dark pigment in the lower-left corner. Physically, the canvas displays a visible weave texture and appears to be an unframed panel resting on a wooden easel ledge. The condition shows minor edge wear and some surface dust accumulation, but no major flaking, craquelure, or punctures are visible. The brushwork is expressive yet controlled, indicating an amateur or regional artist's hand from the late 20th century.
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Estimated Value
$150 - $300
Basic Information
Category
Fine Art - Paintings
Appraised On
May 11, 2026
Estimated Value
$150 - $300
Item Description
This is an original representational landscape painting executed in oil or acrylic on a rectangular canvas panel. The artwork depicts a dense forest scene dominated by various shades of green, ranging from deep forest tones to bright chartreuse highlights. The composition features a prominent large evergreen tree on the left foreground, followed by a line of smaller deciduous trees in the mid-ground, set against a steeply rising, heavily wooded hillside or mountain that occupies the upper right and background. The sky appears to be rendered with vertical, atmospheric brushstrokes that mimic a soft light filter or perhaps the Aurora Borealis effect. The work is signed 'STOCKett' and dated '89' in dark pigment in the lower-left corner. Physically, the canvas displays a visible weave texture and appears to be an unframed panel resting on a wooden easel ledge. The condition shows minor edge wear and some surface dust accumulation, but no major flaking, craquelure, or punctures are visible. The brushwork is expressive yet controlled, indicating an amateur or regional artist's hand from the late 20th century.
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