
Oyster Boats Print by Curtis Swanson
This item is an unframed print entitled "Oyster Boats" by Curtis Swanson. The print is an etching or engraving on a cream-colored paper. The image depicts a harbor scene with several sailboat-style boats with masts and rigging visible. The foreground shows two larger boats prominently, with several smaller boats in the background. Beyond the boats, the shoreline is visible with what appears to be buildings and trees. The overall tone of the print is sepia-toned due to the ink used and the paper color. The print is numbered 99/300 in the lower left corner, indicating it is a limited edition print. The title "Oyster Boats" is handwritten below the center of the print, and the artist's signature, "Curtis Swanson", is handwritten in the lower right corner. The edges of the print appear slightly uneven, suggesting it may be a deckled edge. There are no obvious signs of damage or wear visible in the provided image, and the print appears to be in good condition with a consistent patina appropriate for its age. The style suggests a mid to late 20th-century date.
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$150-250
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August 28, 2025
Estimated Value
$150-250
Item Description
This item is an unframed print entitled "Oyster Boats" by Curtis Swanson. The print is an etching or engraving on a cream-colored paper. The image depicts a harbor scene with several sailboat-style boats with masts and rigging visible. The foreground shows two larger boats prominently, with several smaller boats in the background. Beyond the boats, the shoreline is visible with what appears to be buildings and trees. The overall tone of the print is sepia-toned due to the ink used and the paper color. The print is numbered 99/300 in the lower left corner, indicating it is a limited edition print. The title "Oyster Boats" is handwritten below the center of the print, and the artist's signature, "Curtis Swanson", is handwritten in the lower right corner. The edges of the print appear slightly uneven, suggesting it may be a deckled edge. There are no obvious signs of damage or wear visible in the provided image, and the print appears to be in good condition with a consistent patina appropriate for its age. The style suggests a mid to late 20th-century date.
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