Bev Doolittle "The Forest Has Eyes" Framed Art Print

This item is a framed fine art print titled "The Forest Has Eyes" by the acclaimed American contemporary artist Bev Doolittle. The artwork is a prime example of Doolittle's signature 'camouflage' style, where multiple hidden faces of indigenous people are intricately woven into the natural landscape of rocks, trees, and running water. Centered in the composition is a mountain man leading a pack horse across a shallow, rocky stream. The color palette is dominated by earthen tones, including mossy greens, slate grays, and warm browns, reflecting a high level of detail consistent with Doolittle's watercolor technique. The piece is professionally housed in a large, rectangular wooden frame with a bronzed or metallic gold finish and bead-detailing along the inner lip. It features a sophisticated triple-matting system, including a wide cream-colored outer mat and a thin dark inner border that draws the eye toward the central image. While the exact production date is tied to the original release in 1984, this print appears to be a well-preserved later edition. The condition of the frame shows minor shelf wear, while the print itself remains vibrant without visible foxing or sun-fading, though it should be examined out of the frame to verify the presence of a signature or limited edition numbering. The craftsmanship of the print showcases fine stippling and textured rendering typical of high-quality lithographic reproductions common in the late 20th century.