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Framed Egret Print by Ellen Snyder (1986)

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Ellen Snyder

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AI Estimated Value

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USD 60 - USD 180

AI estimate as of June 4, 2025 · verify with a professional before acting

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AI Item Analysis

A framed art print depicting two white egrets in a marshland setting with water lilies. The artwork, rendered in cool blue and white tones, features a signature of the artist Ellen Snyder and indicates the original work was copyrighted in 1986 (© 86). It appears to be a reproduction of an original painting, likely a watercolor.

AI Appraisal Report

The item is a framed print by wildlife artist Ellen Snyder, based on an original work copyrighted in 1986. Ellen Snyder is recognized for her detailed depictions of nature and wildlife. This appraisal considers the item as a decorative art print. The value is influenced by the artist's reputation, the aesthetic appeal and popularity of the subject (egrets), the presence of a signature (its nature - plate-signed vs. hand-signed - can affect value, with hand-signed being preferred by collectors), and the presentation (framing). Assuming it is a good quality offset lithograph or similar reproduction, in good condition, its current market value as a decorative piece is estimated in this range. Original works by the artist command significantly higher prices. If this were a verifiable small, numbered limited-edition, hand-signed print, the value could be at the higher end of the range or slightly above.

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