
Autumn Landscape Print by R. Atkinson Fox
This is a vintage framed print featuring a classic autumn landscape scene, characteristic of the work of R. Atkinson Fox (1860–1935). The artwork depicts a tranquil forest edge with golden yellow and orange foliage, a central large tree trunk framing the left side, and a soft, hazy background suggesting a lake or distant mountains under a warm, late-afternoon sky. The color palette is dominated by ochre, sienna, and muted greens, reflecting a quintessential American Illustrative style from the early 20th century. The piece is housed in a rectangular wooden frame with a decorative textured outer edge and a dark reddish-brown finish that shows some age-related wear, including minor scuffs and patina. The print appears to be protected by glass. While no signature is clearly legible in this low-resolution image, the composition and color usage are highly indicative of Fox's mass-produced calendars and prints from the 1920s or 1930s. The vertical orientation is somewhat less common than his horizontal vistas. The condition of the print appears fair, though there is potential slight fading of the pigments due to light exposure over time, a common occurrence with lithographs of this era.
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Estimated Value
$125.00 - $225.00
Basic Information
Category
Vintage Art and Illustration
Appraised On
April 5, 2026
Estimated Value
$125.00 - $225.00
Item Description
This is a vintage framed print featuring a classic autumn landscape scene, characteristic of the work of R. Atkinson Fox (1860–1935). The artwork depicts a tranquil forest edge with golden yellow and orange foliage, a central large tree trunk framing the left side, and a soft, hazy background suggesting a lake or distant mountains under a warm, late-afternoon sky. The color palette is dominated by ochre, sienna, and muted greens, reflecting a quintessential American Illustrative style from the early 20th century. The piece is housed in a rectangular wooden frame with a decorative textured outer edge and a dark reddish-brown finish that shows some age-related wear, including minor scuffs and patina. The print appears to be protected by glass. While no signature is clearly legible in this low-resolution image, the composition and color usage are highly indicative of Fox's mass-produced calendars and prints from the 1920s or 1930s. The vertical orientation is somewhat less common than his horizontal vistas. The condition of the print appears fair, though there is potential slight fading of the pigments due to light exposure over time, a common occurrence with lithographs of this era.
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