
Signed Wildlife Portrait Study of Roe Deer Fawns
This item is an original wildlife illustration or high-quality limited edition print featuring two roe deer fawns in a close, tender profile view. The artwork is rendered with a high degree of technical proficiency, utilizing fine, directional strokes to mimic the soft, downy texture of the young deer's fur. The color palette is naturalistic, dominated by warm umbers, ochres, and cool grays, with deep blacks used for the large, expressive eyes and wet-looking noses. The composition focuses solely on the heads and upper necks of the animals, set against a clean, off-white background which suggests an academic or natural history study style. In the lower right corner, there is a distinct fluid signature that appears to read 'G. Eberhard' or a similar variant, accompanied by a circular flourishing mark. The work is presented under glass, which shows some reflective glare and minor surface dust. There are no obvious signs of foxing or tears to the paper itself, though some slight yellowing consistent with age is visible. The piece reflects late 20th-century realistic wildlife art traditions, characterized by an emphasis on biological accuracy and emotional connection.
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Estimated Value
$450.00 - $650.00
Basic Information
Category
Fine Art - Wildlife Illustration
Appraised On
January 31, 2026
Estimated Value
$450.00 - $650.00
Item Description
This item is an original wildlife illustration or high-quality limited edition print featuring two roe deer fawns in a close, tender profile view. The artwork is rendered with a high degree of technical proficiency, utilizing fine, directional strokes to mimic the soft, downy texture of the young deer's fur. The color palette is naturalistic, dominated by warm umbers, ochres, and cool grays, with deep blacks used for the large, expressive eyes and wet-looking noses. The composition focuses solely on the heads and upper necks of the animals, set against a clean, off-white background which suggests an academic or natural history study style. In the lower right corner, there is a distinct fluid signature that appears to read 'G. Eberhard' or a similar variant, accompanied by a circular flourishing mark. The work is presented under glass, which shows some reflective glare and minor surface dust. There are no obvious signs of foxing or tears to the paper itself, though some slight yellowing consistent with age is visible. The piece reflects late 20th-century realistic wildlife art traditions, characterized by an emphasis on biological accuracy and emotional connection.
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