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Current Market Prices ~ Prints, Sculpture, Originals Issue TITLE Price, Low SIZE Retail, ISSUE LO High HI TITLE Retail (December SIZE ISSUE LO2014) HI TITLE SIZE ISSUE LO HI CURRENT MARKET PRICES ~ PRINTS, SCULPTURE, ORIGINALS Prints, Graphics, & Giclées Prices do not reflect shifts below a print's original issue price TITLE SIZE ISSUE LO HI TITLE SIZE ISSUE LO HI TITLE SIZE ISSUE LO HI ABBETT, ROBERT AMIDON, SUSAN ATKINSON, MICHAEL BIG GUY SETTER & GROUS 125 553 671 CATHEDRAL ST PAUL CE 125 409 497 GRANNYS LOVING HAND AP 420 510 BOBWHITES & POINTER 50 152 190 COMO PARK CONSERVAT AP 21X29 158 198 GRANNYS LOVING HANDS 385 467 CODY BLACK LAB 95 152 190 COMO PARK CONSERVATORY 21X29 125 125 125 ICE BLUE DIPTYCH 125 262 315 CROSSING SPLIT ROCK 125 125 150 COMO PARK GOLF SKI 21X15 100 100 120 INSPIRATION ARCHES 185 185 185 ABBOTT, LEN COMO PARK PAVILLION 125 698 848 INSPIRATION ARCHES AP 152 190 CHORUS 292 351 GOVERNORS MANSION 99 124 LETTERS FROM GRANDMA 65 152 190 ACHEFF, WILLIAM GOVERNORS MANSION AP 136 170 LONG WAY HOME 148 185 ACOMA 23X18 200 200 200 LAKE HARRIET 24X18 125 125 125 MARIAS HANDS SR 24X18 861 1060 STILL LIFE 64 80 LITTLE FRENCH CHURC AP 21X15 110 138 MONUMENT CANYON SR 33X45 490 595 ADAMS, GAIL LITTLE FRENCH CHURCH 21X15 100 100 100 MOONLIT CANYON 165 165 165 DOUBLE SOLITUDE AP 275 275 315 LORING PARK HARMON AP 29X21 158 198 MOUNTAIN LAKE 18X24 175 258 310 SLEEPIN BEAUTY 225 225 225 MINN STATE CAPITOL 21X16 187 225 ON WALDEN 150 150 150 ADAMS, HERMON MT OLIVET CHURCH 158 198 ON WALDEN AP 94 118 ARIZONA RANGER 120 1072 1320 NICOLLET AVE AP 20X25 78 98 OSTUNI 29X22 150 150 183 DESERT WOLF 120 120 120 RAMSEY HILL 28X20 150 150 150 PARTNERS 95 128 160 EAGLE CALLER 24X20 100 546 663 RAMSEY HILL AP 28X20 158 198 PEACEFUL RETREAT 75 300 360 KAIBIBONOKKA NORTH WIN 292 351 SPLIT ROCK LIGHTHOU AP 15X20 298 358 PORT COCHERE 95 165 198 MUDJEKEEWIS WEST WIND 120 288 346 STILLWATER PASSAGE EE 270 324 PUEBLO POTS 25X34 225 270 PRAYER 120 225 270 SUMMIT AVENUE II 381 463 PUEBLO SENTINEL 75 225 270 RULER OF THE WINDS 150 150 176 SUMMIT AVENUE II GC 33X25 645 672 816 QUIET INTERLUDE 75 225 270 SHAWONDASEE SOUTH WIND 150 251 301 UNIV CLUB ST PAUL AP 24X18 200 225 270 REGATTA AT SUNSET 225 225 270 SNOW WOLF 75 225 270 VICTORIA CROSSING 29X21 187 225 RIVER CROSSING 24X31 95 225 270 SPELLBOUND 30 56 70 VICTORIA CROSSING AP 29X21 348 423 RIVERS EDGE 275 275 315 SPIRIT OF THE WIND 150 180 216 ANDERSON, DIANE ROSETTA PEAK 175 175 199 SPIRITS HAND 75 130 163 AUTUMN WOODS 65 128 160 ROSETTA PEAK AP 225 225 234 TEXAS RANGER 150 1267 1560 ENCHANTED FALLS 90 140 175 SAN ANTONIO PEAK 155 194 TO CATCH THE WIND 120 120 130 NATURES PALETTE I & II 72 90 SECLUDED MANOR 65 225 270 WABUN EAST WIND 266 319 SUNRISE 35 136 170 SECLUDED VALLEY 14X17 45 128 160 WINTER 150 150 150 TREASURES OF WINTER 75 78 98 SECRET SPRINGS 175 258 310 ADAMSON, HARRY CURIEUX ANDERSON, MARIAN SERENITY 300 325 390 STARTLED MALLARDS 125 125 125 VISIONS OF LIFE 9X7 STAIRWAYS 18X24 165 165 183 WINTER QUARTERS 187 225 ANDERSON, ROBIN STARLIGHT CANYON 21X28 175 249 298 AGNEW, AL DICKINSON BY POND G 315 315 315 SUNRISE CANYON SR 665 807 ALMOST HEAVEN 125 125 125 LETICIA G 385 467 THREE HORSEMEN 60 300 360 ARCTIC WOLVES 50 136 170 TEA AT MARGUARITES G 292 351 THREE SENTINELS 165 165 165 AUTUMN RITUAL 75 110 138 ANDERSON, ROWENNA THUNDER VALLEY SR 40X28 367 446 BELLY DEEP SO 8X11 56 70 GARDEN PATH SGCNV 38X28 625 625 625 THUNDERSTORM 125 968 1192 BOBCAT & KITTEN 48 48 50 GARDEN REFLECTIO SGCNV 18X24 345 345 345 TRAILS END 175 236 283 BOYS CLUB 125 180 216 MEDITERRANEAN AF SGCNV 36X30 625 625 625 TRANQUIL REFLECTIONS 27X20 165 219 263 BREAKING COVER 125 160 200 SAND & SEA SGCNV 36X30 625 625 625 VILLA SIENNA 24X31 85 126 158 CHILDS PLAY 100 100 124 SUMMER PATIO SGCNV 18X24 345 345 345 WATER SERIES 3 450 450 450 COYOTE & PUP 60 64 80 TERRACE VIEW SGCNV 38X28 625 625 625 WATERS EDGE 38X30 175 176 211 EVENING RETREAT 15X21 90 90 90 ANTON, BILL WESTERN MIST 225 270 EVENING RETREAT AP 15X21 64 80 GOLDEN DAWN GCNV 24X36 1000 1000 1000 WHITE SAILS AP 128 160 EYE ON THE PRIZE 95 152 190 GOLDEN LAKES TRAI GCNV 20X24 825 825 825 WINTERS END 160 200 GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY SO 50 80 100 UNDER COWBOY MOON GCNV 24X30 395 413 501 AUDUBON, JOHN JAMES HANGING OUT 144 180 ARMSTRONG, DAVID AUDUBON MAMMALS SET 1 1626 2032 ILLUMINATION 85 148 185 KEEPING HOME 13X17 213 256 AUDUBON MAMMALS SET 2 1137 1400 LAID BACK 35 144 180 MOUNTAIN DOGWOOD 21X28 125 399 484 RUBY THROATED HUMMINGB 210 252 LEADER OF THE PACK 16X13 150 150 150 SIDE PORCH 24X17 175 337 405 AUSTIN, CARY MATES 16X12 60 128 160 TOBINS BARN 18X25 150 303 364 STORM 27X15 165 165 165 MOONLIGHT CALL 55 64 80 ARRANTS, SHIRLEY AZOULAY, GUILLAUME NO MORE SALMON 125 125 130 AHEAD OF THE STORM AP 385 467 CAMARGUE 800 1170 1440 NO MORE SALMON AP 96 120 GRANDMAS APPLES 26X20 125 152 190 CAVALCADE I II & III 1105 1360 OUTSIDE OF TIME LOONS 85 160 200 TAKONKA SKA 152 190 DESTRA 700 850 QUICK SILVER 75 277 333 TASKMASTERS 40X26 325 350 425 ENCOUNTER REPRISE 418 508 RAISING THE YOUNG UNS 8X11 40 64 80 ARVID, THOMAS RED WOLF 45 48 60 BETWEEN YOU & ME GCNV 32X16 2650 3842 ROAD LESS TRAVELED 150 225 270 CLASSIC MARTINI GCNV 43X22 2800 4060 SECOND GLANCE 19X12 125 152 190 GRAND VIN GCNV 26X21 1764 2205 SILENT WATCH 65 65 80 LES BOUCHONS APGCNV 36X12 1650 2062 We Buy & Sell L/E Prints SNOW LEOPARD SO 13X9 56 70 PRIVATE STUDY APGCNV 20X30 1925 2537 SOARING SPIRIT 15X23 100 120 150 ASPEVIG, CLYDE Large or Small Quantities SOLITUDE 50 136 170 CANADIAN ROCKIES 95 96 120 STRIKE KING 75 128 160 ATKINSON, MICHAEL Framed and Unframed TIME WELL SPENT 150 150 154 AMETHYST CANYON 175 232 279 TOO MUCH BULL 17X21 125 144 180 ANCESTRAL SPRING 21X29 65 128 160 Specializing in but not limited to TUNDRA LIGHT 20X12 125 160 200 ANCIENT WAYS 27X20 75 130 163 WOLF RIDGE 75 115 144 ASPEN GROVE 20X27 95 195 234 ALDRICH, EDWARD ASPEN WINTER 175 175 175 AMERICAN BISON 125 142 178 AUTUMN JOURNEY 85 128 160 Doolittle, Redlin, EVENINGS APPROACH 150 150 178 BLUE MESA 70 134 168 STANDING WATCH 125 142 178 CANYON FALLS 175 175 211 Bateman, Barnes ALEXANDER, GREG CARMEL COAST I & II 19X26 125 187 225 RIVER WALK 15X22 75 120 150 CHORES SAN ILDEFONS AP 136 170 THROW CAUTION TO WIND 16X23 100 120 150 CHORES SAN ILDEFONSO 120 150 We will buy for Cash or ALLISON, BETTY CLIFF FALLS 175 175 180 GRIZZLY 80 100 CLIFF PEOPLE 65 152 190 Sell for you on Commission JUST PLAYING POSSUM 8 10 COASTAL NIGHT 136 170 NATURES TRINITY 225 270 COURT OF HONOR 150 150 155 ALVAR, SUNOL COURT OF HONOR AP 144 180 Riverdale Prints, Inc. INTERIEURS BLEUE 5PCS 1980 2610 CRYSTAL CLIFFS 296 355 MIRACLE QUOTIDIEN 29X40 1300 1600 DAYBREAK 292 351 NATURE HUMAINE 8000 11600 DAYS END 175 175 175 Gordon E. Hicks, Sr. AMIDON, SUSAN DISTANT VIEW 20X27 125 157 197 AFTERNOON 8TH ST 28X21 150 150 150 ELM HOLLOW 95 165 198 [email protected] ALONG MINNEHAHA AP 418 508 EMERALD FALLS 165 165 170 ALONG MINNEHAHA CREEK 125 333 399 EVENING VISTA I & II 10X25 195 195 195 763-753-1127 ph. AUTUMN ON LAUREL 29X21 125 125 125 FULTON MANSION 150 187 225 AUTUMN ON LAUREL APREM 29X21 298 358 GLACIAL LAKE 165 165 165 763-753-3619 fx. AUTUMN REFLECTIONS 18X14 100 160 200 GOING HOME TO MOM 90 160 200 CATHEDRAL HILL 125 2200 2900 GRANDADS HOUSE 150 225 270 Page 1 TITLE SIZE ISSUE LO HI TITLE SIZE ISSUE LO HI TITLE SIZE ISSUE LO HI AZOULAY, GUILLAUME BANOVICH, JOHN BARNES, JESSE HAVEST MOON SR 553 671 EXPLOSION CNV 44X62 4900 5000 7250 PURSUIT OF DREAM 27X18 245 245 245 HIGH HORSES 800 1170 1440 EXPLOSION GCNV 28X40 975 2200 2900 PURSUIT OF DREAM AP 27X18 490 490 490 ROBUSTE SR 418 508 FOLLOWING TRACKS 19X27 125 187 225 PURSUIT OF DREAM CNV 36X24 1185 1185 1185 SUMMER GCNV 20X18 343 416 OFFENSIVE LINE 150 507 616 QUIET PLACE 175 1293 1592 BAILEY, ROBERT REFLECTIONS OF GOLD 104 130 REFLECTIONS OF PAST 785 785 785 2 MINUTES MIDNIGH 3SIG 24X34 175 392 476 RIGHT OF WAY 32X21 150 805 977 REFUGE FROM STORM 16X24 195 195 195 COASTAL CONFLICT 8SIG 25X16 225 330 396 RIGHT OF WAY APGCNV 74X49 20000 29000 REFUGE FROM STORM AP 16X24 390 390 390 MISTY DEPARTURE 40X22 125 337 405 WINTER KILL AP 30X24 225 270 RENEWAL 910 1120 NIGHT CROSS 2SIG 175 337 405 BARBER, JOHN RENEWAL AP 455 552 PETSAMO SCRAMBLE 1SIG 34X22 472 573 A WINTERS EVE HILL 18X27 125 125 135 RISING NEW HEIGHTS SO 16X12 95 96 120 RUHR EXPRESS 8SIG 145 330 396 BAY COUNTRY MILL CLR 7X13 135 630 765 SAFE HARBOR 16X24 168 202 TUSKEGEE TITANS 31X20 160 490 595 BREEZING UP 26X13 140 700 850 SAFE HARBOR AP 16X24 285 342 UNSCHEDULED ARRIVAL PP 1300 1600 CHASING OYSTERS SIGSBE 26X14 25 350 425 SEASONS GREETINGS AP 160 200 BAIZE, WAYNE CRABBIN 12X22 100 337 405 SEASONS GREETINGS O 60 75 COWBOY CAMP 28X20 40 247 297 HARBOR BREEZES 13X23 110 262 315 SILVER LINING 150 195 234 FRISKY FILLY 80 96 120 ISLAND MEMORIES 12X22 95 262 315 SILVER LINING AP 300 300 300 FROSTY MORN 80 490 595 MOONLIGHT RUN 19X30 245 413 501 SILVER LINING CNV 18X24 750 750 750 GOAT KEEPER WASH DAY 40 64 80 MOONLIGHT ST MICHAELS 33X19 285 877 1080 SIMPLE LIFE 95 350 425 HER TENDER LOVING CARE 50 255 306 MORNING ARRIVAL BALTIM 18X29 195 225 270 SIMPLE LIFE AP 190 700 850 NEW BORN 28X22 50 343 416 NIGHT PASSAGE 32X16 225 0 SPIRIT OF SEASON 16X24 195 195 195 RANGE BABY 50 1548 1935 OLD BOSTON MOONLIGHT 20X30 125 125 125 SPIRIT OF SEASON AP 16X24 144 180 BALLANTYNE, CARRIE L OLD NORFOLK EVENING 18X29 195 350 425 STARLIGHT DECEMBER 110 735 892 JOHNS NEW PUP 168 202 ON THE RAILWAY 14X9 75 350 425 STARLIGHT DECEMBER AP 220 875 1062 KATE & HER FIDDLE 150 187 225 RETURN OF KEEPER 13X11 95 225 270 TETON SUNRISE 16X24 136 170 PARTNERS 150 168 202 SKIPJACKS SANDY POI AP 25X16 425 1235 1520 TETON
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