Used Cars - Limited Edition Lithograph by George Boutwell
Art and Collectibles

Used Cars - Limited Edition Lithograph by George Boutwell

This item is a limited edition offset lithograph titled 'Used Cars' by Texas artist George Boutwell, reproduced from an original watercolor. The artwork depicts a nostalgic car lot scene named 'Earl's Pearls' featuring vintage mid-century automobiles, including a prominent Cadillac in the foreground. It is printed in a monochromatic blue-tone scheme on acid-free 'Vintage Velvet' paper using fade-resistant inks. This specific piece is hand-numbered 437 out of a limited run of 500, as indicated on the accompanying Certificate of Authenticity. The print is housed in a frame with dual matting in earth tones, featuring a descriptive brass-colored plaque at the bottom. The artist's signature is visible on the certificate. Regarding condition, the most significant issue is a large diagonal crack in the upper portion of the framing glass, which poses a risk to the artwork if not addressed. The certificate itself shows some creasing and tanning, consistent with age. This piece reflects a contemporary folk-art style typical of late 20th-century American regionalist artists, with the copyright on the certificate dating to 1994.

Estimated Value

$100 - $175

Basic Information

Category

Art and Collectibles

Appraised On

February 13, 2026

Estimated Value

$100 - $175

Item Description

This item is a limited edition offset lithograph titled 'Used Cars' by Texas artist George Boutwell, reproduced from an original watercolor. The artwork depicts a nostalgic car lot scene named 'Earl's Pearls' featuring vintage mid-century automobiles, including a prominent Cadillac in the foreground. It is printed in a monochromatic blue-tone scheme on acid-free 'Vintage Velvet' paper using fade-resistant inks. This specific piece is hand-numbered 437 out of a limited run of 500, as indicated on the accompanying Certificate of Authenticity. The print is housed in a frame with dual matting in earth tones, featuring a descriptive brass-colored plaque at the bottom. The artist's signature is visible on the certificate. Regarding condition, the most significant issue is a large diagonal crack in the upper portion of the framing glass, which poses a risk to the artwork if not addressed. The certificate itself shows some creasing and tanning, consistent with age. This piece reflects a contemporary folk-art style typical of late 20th-century American regionalist artists, with the copyright on the certificate dating to 1994.

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