Golden Dreams II

Limited edition print (likely a lithograph or serigraph) on heavy wove deckle-edged paperChristopher Blossom (American, born 1950)

Golden Dreams II

Style & Movement

Contemporary Figurative Neo-Romanticism

Medium & Technique

Planographic printmaking process mimicking watercolor and charcoal or graphite sketch. Features layered translucent washes and fine-line drafting.

Creation Period

Late 20th Century (circa 1980s-1990s)

Dimensions & Format

Estimated sheet size 24 x 18 inches, presented in a vertical portrait format with a deep linen-wrap mat and gold-leaf frame.

Subject Description

A dreamlike, ethereal composition featuring multiple overlapping figures of a woman with flowing hair. The figures appear to be in a state of motion or dance, symbolizing transition, dreams, or psychological layers. High-keyed warm earthy tones and soft transitions emphasize a romantic, introspective mood.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Excellent; the print appears well-preserved within its framing, with no visible fading, foxing, or mat burn.

Estimated Market Value

$300 - $600 USD

Auction Estimate

$150 - $400 USD

Provenance History

Numbered 301/950 in the lower left corner. Likely sold through a commercial gallery specializing in contemporary figurative works.

Art Historical Significance

Representative of the late 20th-century decorative figurative movement that focused on draftsmanship and the 'classical' aesthetic of the human form in a modern, commercial context.

Notable Features

Hand-signed in pencil by the artist at bottom right; titled 'Golden Dreams II' in center; numbered 301/950 at bottom left. The work features a distinctive deckle-edged paper floating within the matting.

Condition Issues

No significant issues visible; secondary glazing reflection suggests standard UV-filtering glass is used. Deckle edge is intact.

Conservation Recommendations

Maintain in a climate-controlled environment away from direct sunlight. Professional UV-protective glazing is recommended to prevent fading of the delicate pigments.

Identified on 6/9/2026