Kennicott Mill Limited Edition Print by Gail Niebrugge (67/950)
Art Print

Kennicott Mill Limited Edition Print by Gail Niebrugge (67/950)

The item is a limited edition art print titled "Kennicott Mill" by artist Gail Niebrugge. The print depicts a detailed watercolor-style rendering of the historic Kennicott Mill complex, characterized by numerous interconnected red wooden buildings, some appearing aged with visible structural elements and missing roof sections, suggesting a state of disrepair or historic preservation. The coloration is dominated by various shades of red for the buildings, set against a muted blue-green sky and brown-grey ground. The overall impression is one of a rustic, industrial architectural landscape. The print itself appears to be on a heavy, white art paper, with a clear, crisp image quality indicative of a giclée or high-quality lithograph. The paper has a slight texture visible in some areas. The dimensions are not provided, but it appears to be a substantial size, likely standard for art prints, possibly 20x24 inches or larger, given the amount of white border visible. The print is contained within a clear protective sleeve, possibly cellophane or plastic, which exhibits some glare and creasing, but protects the print itself. There are no visible condition issues on the print itself from the provided images, such as tears, creases, or major discoloration. However, the protective plastic shows some minor scuffing and dust. The edition number "67/950" is handwritten in pencil in the lower left corner, indicating it is the 67th print out of a total edition of 950. The title "Kennicott Mill" is centrally located below the image, also visible in what appears to be part of the print itself. The artist's signature, "Gail Niebrugge," is present on the lower right, also seemingly in pencil. The style is representational, capturing the architectural presence of the mill with a painterly approach, characteristic of late 20th to early 21st-century landscape or architectural art prints. The craftsmanship appears to be of high quality, consistent with limited edition fine art prints.

Estimated Value

$350-550

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Art Print

Appraised On

September 3, 2025

Estimated Value

$350-550

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Kennicott mill limited edition 67/950 by Gail Niebrugge

Item Description

The item is a limited edition art print titled "Kennicott Mill" by artist Gail Niebrugge. The print depicts a detailed watercolor-style rendering of the historic Kennicott Mill complex, characterized by numerous interconnected red wooden buildings, some appearing aged with visible structural elements and missing roof sections, suggesting a state of disrepair or historic preservation. The coloration is dominated by various shades of red for the buildings, set against a muted blue-green sky and brown-grey ground. The overall impression is one of a rustic, industrial architectural landscape. The print itself appears to be on a heavy, white art paper, with a clear, crisp image quality indicative of a giclée or high-quality lithograph. The paper has a slight texture visible in some areas. The dimensions are not provided, but it appears to be a substantial size, likely standard for art prints, possibly 20x24 inches or larger, given the amount of white border visible. The print is contained within a clear protective sleeve, possibly cellophane or plastic, which exhibits some glare and creasing, but protects the print itself. There are no visible condition issues on the print itself from the provided images, such as tears, creases, or major discoloration. However, the protective plastic shows some minor scuffing and dust. The edition number "67/950" is handwritten in pencil in the lower left corner, indicating it is the 67th print out of a total edition of 950. The title "Kennicott Mill" is centrally located below the image, also visible in what appears to be part of the print itself. The artist's signature, "Gail Niebrugge," is present on the lower right, also seemingly in pencil. The style is representational, capturing the architectural presence of the mill with a painterly approach, characteristic of late 20th to early 21st-century landscape or architectural art prints. The craftsmanship appears to be of high quality, consistent with limited edition fine art prints.

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