Description
A graphic print of stacked, striped scallop shapes in black and cream that read almost like moving fabric, or a tide drawn by a very patient hand. Floated on a wide white mat in a slim silver frame. Close-ups show the pattern.
Lot 159 — Black and White Scallop Print, Framed
Black-and-white print of stacked striped scallops, slim silver frame.
- Artist
- Unknown artist
- Dimensions
- approx. 20 × 24 in overall (image approx. 11 × 14 in)
- Materials
- Black-and-white print on paper, wide white mat, slim silver frame, glass
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Paddles up, crew
The Deckhand's soundings
What's it worth?
Taking a squint at it...
An estimate from the photos and description, not an appraisal and not a reserve. Bid what it is worth to you; the sea sets no prices and neither do we.
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