April 17, 2024
HIGH MOUNTAIN PATH - CHARLES FRACE' - LIMITED EDITION ART PRINT
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This auction is for a limited edition signed and numbered print of " High Mountain Path " by artist Charles Frace'. This is a beautiful scene of Mountain Goats in the Northern Rockies. Overall it measures 26 by 30 inches and comes in mint condition with the original gallery folder and COA. It is from a numbered edition of only 3000 and was issued in 1988. This is an authentic hand signed print by the artist, just like you would find in a gallery and this is print 1040/3000. All prints will be shipped flat or in a large diameter tube when that is the best option for shipping. I gladly combine shipping on multiple auctions won for the same fee as a single print, so please check out my other auctions. All of my prints have been stored flat in a smoke free environment and come with a certificate of authenticity, unless otherwise noted. I am working on downsizing my personal collection of aviation, Civil War, military, landscape, and wildlife prints to fund my retirement expenses. Most of my prints were purchased from artists or galleries during the 1980's and 1990's and many are now difficult to find in mint, as issued condition. If there is a certain print that you are looking for that fits these categories, feel free to message me, because I might have what you’re looking for! If you have any other questions or would like for me to
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