Vintage Framed Signed Original Sketch Artwork - Trampas Dated 4/16/67
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VenmoThe text inscribed in the lower-right corner references Trampas, almost certainly depicting the historic village of Las Trampas, New Mexico.The Location: This location is renowned for its iconic Spanish colonial adobe architecture, most notably the San José de Gracia Church (completed in the late 1700s) and surrounding hillside structures.The Style: The impressionistic, loose ink-and-watercolor execution dates back to April 16, 1967, capturing a mid-century view of the historic town. Southwest landscape sketches from this period were commonly created by regional traveling artists, plein air painters, or art students documenting the historic plazas of Northern New Mexico.Estimated Market Value RangeFor mid-century regional American ink sketches and watercolors of this size featuring Southwest architecture, the value is heavily influenced by whether the signature corresponds to a highly collected regional artist:
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Vintage Framed Signed Original Sketch Artwork - Trampas Dated 4/16/67
2 Hours
2
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$250.00
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ApplePayZellePayPalCashAppVenmoThe text inscribed in the lower-right corner references Trampas, almost certainly depicting the historic village of Las Trampas, New Mexico.The Location: This location is renowned for its iconic Spanish colonial adobe architecture, most notably the San José de Gracia Church (completed in the late 1700s) and surrounding hillside structures.The Style: The impressionistic, loose ink-and-watercolor execution dates back to April 16, 1967, capturing a mid-century view of the historic town. Southwest landscape sketches from this period were commonly created by regional traveling artists, plein air painters, or art students documenting the historic plazas of Northern New Mexico.Estimated Market Value RangeFor mid-century regional American ink sketches and watercolors of this size featuring Southwest architecture, the value is heavily influenced by whether the signature corresponds to a highly collected regional artist:
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