The Market Place by Jacqueline Lee
This item is an offset lithograph print titled 'The Market Place' by artist Jacqueline Lee. The artwork depicts a vibrant, stylized African market scene featuring several figures gathered under a large mauve and pink striped umbrella. The composition is notable for its flat, graphic aesthetic with a focus on bold blocks of color and intricate patterns within the clothing and headwraps. The color palette includes shades of teal, terracotta, cream, and deep reds. The print is housed in a simple metal or wooden thin-profile frame under glass or acrylic. Below the image, the artist's name is rendered in a cursive font on the left, while the title is printed in a clean serif font on the right. In terms of condition, the paper appears slightly aged or toned, which is consistent with late 20th-century prints (likely from the 1980s or 1990s). There are noticeable vertical light reflections on the protective glazing, suggesting it is standard glass rather than non-reflective museum grade. The artwork showcases excellent graphic design quality, merging contemporary illustration styles with traditional cultural themes. No specific edition number or wet signature is visible, suggesting this is an open edition decorative print rather than a limited edition serigraph.
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$45.00 - $85.00
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Fine Art Prints
Appraised On
April 27, 2026
Estimated Value
$45.00 - $85.00
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Item Description
This item is an offset lithograph print titled 'The Market Place' by artist Jacqueline Lee. The artwork depicts a vibrant, stylized African market scene featuring several figures gathered under a large mauve and pink striped umbrella. The composition is notable for its flat, graphic aesthetic with a focus on bold blocks of color and intricate patterns within the clothing and headwraps. The color palette includes shades of teal, terracotta, cream, and deep reds. The print is housed in a simple metal or wooden thin-profile frame under glass or acrylic. Below the image, the artist's name is rendered in a cursive font on the left, while the title is printed in a clean serif font on the right. In terms of condition, the paper appears slightly aged or toned, which is consistent with late 20th-century prints (likely from the 1980s or 1990s). There are noticeable vertical light reflections on the protective glazing, suggesting it is standard glass rather than non-reflective museum grade. The artwork showcases excellent graphic design quality, merging contemporary illustration styles with traditional cultural themes. No specific edition number or wet signature is visible, suggesting this is an open edition decorative print rather than a limited edition serigraph.
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