Abstracted Aerial Valley Landscape
Work on paper; likely a lithograph or high-quality exhibition poster • In the style of David Hockney; specifically reminiscent of his 'Yorkshire Landscapes' series
Style & Movement
Contemporary; Post-Pop Art with Neo-Impressionist influences
Medium & Technique
Lithography or offset printing; employs vibrant, flat color planes and linear patterning characteristic of printmaking
Creation Period
Late 20th Century (circa 1980-1995)
Dimensions & Format
Estimated 24 x 18 inches (61 x 46 cm); vertical portrait orientation
Subject Description
An abstracted aerial view of a river winding through a valley. The composition uses curvilinear lines to represent rolling hills and geometric segments for agricultural fields, emphasizing color theory and spatial flattening.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Good; visible signs of slight paper rippling and glass reflection under modern framing
Estimated Market Value
$50 - $250 USD
Auction Estimate
$40 - $150 USD
Provenance History
Unknown; appears to be a commercially produced art print or exhibition poster typical of gallery shop sales
Art Historical Significance
Representative of the late 20th-century trend toward decorative landscape abstraction and the democratization of art through high-quality print reproductions.
Notable Features
Striking use of complementary palettes and rhythmic line work mimicking agricultural topography; absence of visible signature suggests a mass-produced edition.
Condition Issues
Mild paper buckling (cockling) due to humidity; potential minor fading from UV exposure; frame shows light wear.
Conservation Recommendations
Remount using acid-free materials; replace existing glass with UV-protective museum glass to prevent further fading.