Framed Wildlife Art Print: Winter Whitetail Deer

This is a large, professionally framed wildlife art print featuring a winter landscape with a prominent whitetail buck. The artwork depicts the deer in a snowy forest setting with blue and white tones, highlighting the contrast of the animal against the frozen environment. The print is housed in a substantial dark wood frame, likely oak, with a visible natural grain and a dark charcoal or espresso stain. It is mounted behind a multi-layered matting system, including a wide outer gray mat and a thin inner white border that provides depth. Below the central image, a small rectangular plaque or debossed area is visible within the matting, which typically houses the artist's name and the piece's title. The craftsmanship appears high-quality, typical of late 20th-century nature art popularized by artists like Terry Redlin or Bev Doolittle. The condition looks generally good, though there is a small red piece of debris or a sticker visible on the bottom edge of the frame. The glass appears intact and clear, preserving the cool-tone color palette of the illustration which suggests a style prevalent in the 1980s or 1990s.