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Still Life Oil Painting

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Oil painting from the Zion hotel circa 1950s

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AI Estimated Value

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100-300

AI estimate as of May 14, 2025 · verify with a professional before acting

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AI Item Analysis

An oil painting depicting a still life with a vase of flowers and two pieces of fruit (appears to be a lemon and an apple) on a surface. The background is textured with a green and dark shadow area. The painting is in a simple gold-toned frame. It is described as an oil painting from the Zion hotel circa 1950s.

AI Appraisal Report

This is a pleasant mid-century still life painting with a bold use of color and texture. The subject matter of flowers is universally appealing. While the hotel provenance adds a touch of history, without a known artist or significant historical event tied to the painting or hotel, the value is primarily decorative. The condition appears good from the photo, but any damage would decrease the value. Appraised value reflects the market for decorative vintage original art.