Vintage Doug Lindstrand Big Horn Ram Framed Lithograph

Doug Lindstrand is a wildlife artist, photographer and author born in 1943 that honed his artistic skill in the Alaskan wilderness, studying wild animals. This particular Doug Lindstrand lithograph is in really great vintage condition and is framed beautifully under archival museum glass to reduce glare and protect the artwork to the highest level. This piece of art is signed but not dated and is estimated to have been rendered and framed in the 1990s. Please see photos for detailed description of condition. The frame is structurally sound and has a hanging wire installed on the back and it is ready to hang within your personal space. When hung on a wall the hanging wire extends just slightly above the frame. We absolutely love this piece with its navy-blue hyper realistic depiction of two rams on the almost geometric abstract less detailed background. It would look excellent displayed and/or hung anywhere in the home, studio or office.

Measurements (approximate):
16 inches tall
13 inches wide
1 inch in depth

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VINTAGE & ANTIQUE
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PHOTOGRAPHY
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