Abstracted Coastal Landscape

Original print (likely screenprint or lithograph) on paperArtist monogrammed 'MH'. Likely a contemporary printmaker or regional landscape artist. The 'S.A.' notation typically refers to 'Suite d'Artiste' (Artist's Suite) or a specific series abbreviation.

Abstracted Coastal Landscape

Style & Movement

Minimalist Landscape / Modern British or Scandinavian influence. It features 'Color Field' sensibilities applied to representational scenery.

Medium & Technique

Screenprinting or offset lithography characterized by flat color planes, sharp registration, and a semi-matte finish. The technique uses a limited palette of grey, green, yellow, and beige.

Creation Period

Late 20th to early 21st century (circa 1980-2010), based on the minimalist aesthetic and framing.

Dimensions & Format

Estimated 50 x 70 cm (framed). Landscape orientation.

Subject Description

A simplified, abstracted landscape depicting rolling green hills, a winding coastal road or path, and a cluster of whitewashed buildings/cottages in the mid-ground set against a heavy, overcast grey sky.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Good to Very Good. The print appears well-preserved under glazing, though there is a subtle ripple in the paper plane suggested by the lighting.

Estimated Market Value

$300 - $600 USD

Auction Estimate

$200 - $400 USD

Provenance History

Private collection; likely purchased from a contemporary art gallery or print publisher. Editioned lower left as 'S.A. 14/??'.

Art Historical Significance

Reflects the late 20th-century trend of reducing landscape to its essential geometric forms. It echoes the style of artists who emphasize mood and atmosphere through broad color zones rather than detail.

Notable Features

Monogram signature 'MH' in the bottom right; 'S.A. 14/...' editioning mark in the bottom left corner. Housed in a clean, modern white box frame.

Condition Issues

Slight undulation of the paper (cockling) due to humidity or mounting tension; minor reflection on the glazing suggests non-museum glass.

Conservation Recommendations

Ensure the artwork is mounted with acid-free materials and kept out of direct UV light to prevent fading of the colored inks. Consider upgrading to UV-protective glass.

Collector Notes

It looks like there’s a signature of MH in the right hand corner and it is S.A 14/

Identified on 5/26/2026