
San Francisco Cable Car Cityscape by Matt Summers (1973)
This item is a limited edition print by artist Matt Summers, dated 1973. The artwork depicts a classic San Francisco street scene featuring a prominent cable car in the foreground with a suspension bridge, likely the Golden Gate or Bay Bridge, rising in the background. Executed in a fine-line graphic style, the piece utilizes a monochromatic or limited color palette on paper. It is an editioned work, noted as number 3 out of only 200 (marked 3/200), and bears the artist’s signature. The work is professionally matted in a dark grey or charcoal mat board that provides a stark contrast to the light background of the print. It is housed in a mid-century style wooden frame with visible grain and a warm brown finish. The composition displays strong illustrative quality and 1970s aesthetic. Condition appears fair to good, though potential yellowing of the paper and minor scuffing on the wooden frame are visible. The low edition number (3/200) indicates this was one of the earliest pulls in the series, often preferred by collectors for plate clarity.
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Estimated Value
$150 - $250
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Category
Fine Art Prints
Appraised On
March 7, 2026
Estimated Value
$150 - $250
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matt summers 1973, 3/200, signed
Item Description
This item is a limited edition print by artist Matt Summers, dated 1973. The artwork depicts a classic San Francisco street scene featuring a prominent cable car in the foreground with a suspension bridge, likely the Golden Gate or Bay Bridge, rising in the background. Executed in a fine-line graphic style, the piece utilizes a monochromatic or limited color palette on paper. It is an editioned work, noted as number 3 out of only 200 (marked 3/200), and bears the artist’s signature. The work is professionally matted in a dark grey or charcoal mat board that provides a stark contrast to the light background of the print. It is housed in a mid-century style wooden frame with visible grain and a warm brown finish. The composition displays strong illustrative quality and 1970s aesthetic. Condition appears fair to good, though potential yellowing of the paper and minor scuffing on the wooden frame are visible. The low edition number (3/200) indicates this was one of the earliest pulls in the series, often preferred by collectors for plate clarity.
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