Fantasy Warrior Women Trio Sketch Print by Boris Vallejo
Illustrative Art / Fantasy Collectibles

Fantasy Warrior Women Trio Sketch Print by Boris Vallejo

This item is a decorative art print or high-quality sketch reproduction featuring three iconic fantasy warrior women, characteristic of the sword-and-sorcery aesthetic popular in the late 20th century. The central figure is depicted in a powerful stance with a broadsword, flanked by two other warriors holding a scimitar and a spear. The artwork displays the meticulous anatomical detail and smooth shading typical of master artist Boris Vallejo. It is rendered in a grayscale or pencil-sketch style on a white or light cream paper stock. The composition emphasizes muscularity, ornate leather/metallic armor accents, and classic fantasy archetypes. A distinctive signature, likely Vallejo's, is visible at the bottom center along with a date that appears to be '94. The piece shows minor signs of age, including subtle yellowing of the paper and possible light edge wear, though it remains in overall good condition. This style of art was heavily used for calendars, book covers, and collector prints during the 1980s and 1990s, showcasing high-level technical skill in figurative illustration and chiaroscuro techniques.

Estimated Value

$100.00 - $250.00

Basic Information

Category

Illustrative Art / Fantasy Collectibles

Appraised On

April 7, 2026

Estimated Value

$100.00 - $250.00

Item Description

This item is a decorative art print or high-quality sketch reproduction featuring three iconic fantasy warrior women, characteristic of the sword-and-sorcery aesthetic popular in the late 20th century. The central figure is depicted in a powerful stance with a broadsword, flanked by two other warriors holding a scimitar and a spear. The artwork displays the meticulous anatomical detail and smooth shading typical of master artist Boris Vallejo. It is rendered in a grayscale or pencil-sketch style on a white or light cream paper stock. The composition emphasizes muscularity, ornate leather/metallic armor accents, and classic fantasy archetypes. A distinctive signature, likely Vallejo's, is visible at the bottom center along with a date that appears to be '94. The piece shows minor signs of age, including subtle yellowing of the paper and possible light edge wear, though it remains in overall good condition. This style of art was heavily used for calendars, book covers, and collector prints during the 1980s and 1990s, showcasing high-level technical skill in figurative illustration and chiaroscuro techniques.

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