Haakon Ensign Art Print: Gladiolus Flowers in Vase

This item is an artistic print, likely a giclee or lithograph, presented with a white border, suggesting it is matted or designed with an integrated mat. The central image depicts a vibrant floral arrangement of gladiolus flowers within a clear glass vase, set against a dark background that appears to be black. The gladiolus blooms are characterized by their multi-toned petals, featuring shades of pale pink, peach, and white, with distinct darker striping or markings on some of the petals, adding depth and realism. The vase is rendered with a greenish tint, indicating the glass type or reflections, and contains visible water and stems. The print exhibits a glossy finish, possibly due to a protective layer or the type of paper used, which creates reflections visible in the photographs. The white border acts as a visual framing element, setting off the main artwork. The overall condition appears to be excellent, with no visible tears, creases, or major surface abrasions. It is presented in a protective clear plastic sleeve, which is common for art prints to prevent dust and surface damage. Based on the auction title 'Haakon ensign art', it is plausible that this print is by an artist named Haakon or is part of a series/collection attributed to someone by that name. The quality of the printing appears high, with good color saturation and detail, suggesting professional production. The style is realistic and naturalistic, focusing on the beauty of the botanical subject matter. The print is currently unframed, allowing for future customization by a purchaser. The visible text on the accompanying item on the right states 'NORTHWEST DEV', which might refer to "Northwest Development" or a similar entity, possibly related to the artist or a printing company, but this is speculative given the limited visibility.