Pastoral Landscape with Pond

Limited edition print (lithograph or serigraph) on paperUndetermined; modern commercial or decorative artist (pencil signature visible lower right, possibly 'R. G...' or similar)

Pastoral Landscape with Pond

Style & Movement

Contemporary Pastoral / Decorative Impressionism

Medium & Technique

Color lithography or serigraphy featuring stippled application of color and layered inks to simulate texture

Creation Period

Late 20th Century (circa 1970s–1980s)

Dimensions & Format

Approximately 24 x 30 inches (including frame); Landscape orientation

Subject Description

A tranquil landscape featuring a body of water in the foreground reflected by a pale yellow sky. Sparse various trees, including cypress-like and deciduous forms, line the horizon in a rhythmic, linear composition. The use of warm oranges and cool turquoises suggests an idealized Mediterranean or Southern European setting.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Good; the work is house-framed and glazed

Estimated Market Value

$50 - $150 USD

Auction Estimate

$30 - $80 USD

Provenance History

Likely acquired via a commercial gallery or interior design showroom; edition numbering (lower left) suggests wide distribution in the secondary art market

Art Historical Significance

Low; this is a decorative multiple intended for residential interior design rather than a piece of significant art historical movements or museum-grade innovation.

Notable Features

Includes a pencil signature in the lower right margin and an edition fraction (e.g., 249/275) in the lower left, indicating it is part of a limited print run.

Condition Issues

Visible scratches and silvering on the gold-toned frame; potential minor fading of the yellow and orange pigments due to UV exposure; slight mat burn may be present under the acidic matting.

Conservation Recommendations

Replace current decorative matting with acid-free museum board; upgrade to UV-protective glass if the piece has sentimental value to prevent further color fading.

Identified on 4/8/2026