
Signed and Numbered Limited Edition Print by McLaughlin
This item is a limited edition fine art print, professionally matted and framed. The artwork features an impressionistic or watercolor-style composition with a palette of earth tones, including rust, ochre, sienna, and charcoal, possibly depicting a golfer or similar sports figure given the context of the artist's known work. A critical identifying feature is the pencil-written numbering '139/2250' located in the upper left margin of the paper, indicating a large production run for the edition. The print is housed under glass and double-matted; the inner mat is a deep burgundy/maroon fillet which provides a sharp contrast, while the outer mat is a wide, warm mustard or gold-toned board. The frame is constructed of stained dark wood with a visible grain and a traditional bevel. Regarding condition, the frame shows some minor surface abrasions and dust accumulation consistent with age, likely dating to the late 20th century (1980s-1990s). The print appears slightly wavy under the mat, which may indicate it is not fully laid flat or has reacted to humidity. Based on the artist's name provided, this is likely a work by the popular sports artist Wayland Moore or more likely a similar mass-market contemporary like Jan McLaughlin, known for commercial lithography. The craftsmanship of the framing is professional-grade, suggesting it was intended for office or home gallery display.
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Estimated Value
$100 - $250
Basic Information
Category
Fine Art - Limited Edition Prints
Appraised On
January 26, 2026
Estimated Value
$100 - $250
Additional Details Provided By Owner
User Provided Information
Artist last name is McLaughlin
Item Description
This item is a limited edition fine art print, professionally matted and framed. The artwork features an impressionistic or watercolor-style composition with a palette of earth tones, including rust, ochre, sienna, and charcoal, possibly depicting a golfer or similar sports figure given the context of the artist's known work. A critical identifying feature is the pencil-written numbering '139/2250' located in the upper left margin of the paper, indicating a large production run for the edition. The print is housed under glass and double-matted; the inner mat is a deep burgundy/maroon fillet which provides a sharp contrast, while the outer mat is a wide, warm mustard or gold-toned board. The frame is constructed of stained dark wood with a visible grain and a traditional bevel. Regarding condition, the frame shows some minor surface abrasions and dust accumulation consistent with age, likely dating to the late 20th century (1980s-1990s). The print appears slightly wavy under the mat, which may indicate it is not fully laid flat or has reacted to humidity. Based on the artist's name provided, this is likely a work by the popular sports artist Wayland Moore or more likely a similar mass-market contemporary like Jan McLaughlin, known for commercial lithography. The craftsmanship of the framing is professional-grade, suggesting it was intended for office or home gallery display.
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