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Issue TITLE Price, Low SIZE Retail, ISSUE LO High HI TITLE Retail (February SIZE ISSUE 2018) LO 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 ATKINSON, MICHAEL BAMA, JAMES BIG GUY SETTER & GROUS 125 413 501 ASPEN GROVE 20X27 95 240 288 OLD SOD HOUSE 23X14 80 221 265 BOBWHITES & POINTER 50 136 170 CLIFF FALLS 175 175 185 PORTRAIT OF A SIOUX 23X23 135 160 200 CROSSING SPLIT ROCK 125 125 150 COURT OF HONOR 150 150 160 PRECOLUMBIAN W/ATLATL 22X18 75 116 145 ADAMS, GAIL CRYSTAL CLIFFS 300 360 READY TO RENDEZVOUS 19X27 225 693 841 DOUBLE SOLITUDE AP 275 275 315 DAYBREAK 160 200 READY TO RIDE 16X22 185 185 200 SLEEPIN BEAUTY 225 225 225 DAYS END 175 175 175 RIDIN THE RIMS 23X19 210 300 360 ADAMS, HERMON EMERALD FALLS 165 165 170 ROOKIE BRONC RIDER 22X18 75 378 459 ARIZONA RANGER 120 1072 1320 EVENING VISTA I & II 10X25 195 195 195 SAGE GRINDER 20X24 65 1163 1432 EAGLE CALLER 24X20 100 546 663 GLACIAL LAKE 165 165 165 SHEEP SKULL IN DRIFT 20X16 75 108 135 KAIBIBONOKKA NORTH WIN 292 351 GOING HOME TO MOM 90 160 200 SHOSHONE CHIEF 20X26 65 975 1200 MUDJEKEEWIS WEST WIND 120 292 351 GRANNYS LOVING HANDS 385 467 SIOUX SUBCHIEF 16X25 195 455 552 PRAYER 120 225 270 ICE BLUE DIPTYCH 125 356 427 SLIM WARREN ETCH 300 360 RULER OF THE WINDS 150 150 176 INSPIRATION ARCHES 22X29 185 185 185 SOUTHWEST INDIAN FATHE 18X24 145 180 216 SHAWONDASEE SOUTH WIND 150 255 306 LETTERS FROM GRANDMA 65 152 190 TIMBER JACK JOE 19X24 65 1153 1420 SNOW WOLF 75 225 270 ON WALDEN 150 150 150 VOLUNTEER 22X26 225 225 225 SPIRIT OF THE WIND 150 180 216 ON WALDEN AP 78 98 WES STUDI AS MAGUA 17X27 225 1760 2320 SPIRITS HAND 75 132 166 OSTUNI 29X22 150 165 198 WINTER TRAPPING 20X24 150 1500 1875 TEXAS RANGER 150 1267 1560 PUEBLO SENTINEL 75 420 510 YOUNG PLAINS IN APGCNV 24X24 4500 6525 WABUN EAST 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85 158 198 WATER SERIES 3 450 450 450 OFFENSIVE LINE 150 525 637 MATES 16X12 60 128 160 WATERS EDGE 38X30 175 175 180 REFLECTIONS OF GOLD 96 120 MOONLIGHT CALL 55 64 80 AUDUBON, JOHN JAMES RIGHT OF WAY 32X21 150 877 1080 NO MORE SALMON 125 125 130 AUDUBON MAMMALS SET 1 1638 2047 RIGHT OF WAY APGCNV 74X49 20000 29000 RED WOLF 45 48 60 AUDUBON MAMMALS SET 2 1137 1400 RIGHT OF WAY GCNV 74X49 4800 10000 14500 ROAD LESS TRAVELED 150 225 270 AUSTER, KEN WINTER KILL AP 30X24 225 270 SECOND GLANCE 19X12 125 187 225 RED DRESS IN WINDOW 9X7 350 425 BARBER, JOHN SILENT WATCH 65 65 80 AUSTIN, CARY A WINTERS EVE HILL 18X27 125 136 170 SOARING SPIRIT 15X23 100 120 150 SATURDAY NEAR SUNSET 80 100 BAY COUNTRY MILL CLR 7X13 135 553 671 SOMETHING IN AIR 85 292 351 STORM 27X15 165 165 180 BUYBOAT WM TENNYSON AP 26X17 150 833 1011 STRIKE KING 75 75 80 AZOULAY, GUILLAUME DAWN ON CHOPTANK APRM 24X15 910 1105 TIME WELL SPENT 150 150 150 CAMARGUE 800 800 800 MISTY MORNING APRM 18X12 1033 1272 WOLF RIDGE 75 91 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    Phineas 2017 Phineas 2017 The Literary Magazine of San Bernardino Valley College Number 48 © 2017 Phineas is produced each spring semester by the Literary Magazine Production class, English Department, San Bernardino Valley College. The contents are the work of students of SBVC, and all rights revert solely to the authors and artists upon publication. Phineas supports free creative expression, but any opinions or viewpoints expressed in the works in this magazine do not necessarily represent the views of the editors, faculty advisor, English department, college or district. Contents Fiction Art Jonathan Tovar E-Flat* 4 Amanda L. Muñoz Oculus Hound FC Ayo Amadu Switzerland, Not Australia 14 David Mitchell The Life of Gilligan 3 Ruben Escobar Cycle and Restrained 25 Ingrid Melchor Night Terrors 7 Alexis Rascon The Water’s Reflection* 30 Malcolm Armstead Fox and Maiden 8 Matthew Sadergaski The Undeceived King 10 Poetry DeAndrea Brooks Butterfly 13 Roman Duro Civilized 18 Lucinda Crespin Silent Observation 3 Ingrid Melchor Casablanca Mood 20 Alexis Gonzalez I Was Once the Moon 8 Amanda L. Muñoz Iniquitous 22 Jonathan Tovar Perpetuation of Life 9 Matthew Sadergaski Why So Serious? 24 Kimberly Morales 11/1/16 11 Amanda L. Muñoz Satyr Senses 28 Ashley Pacheco After Sonnet 130 ... 11 Ingrid Melchor Fill in the Lines 31 Elizabeth Duran the last bit of grace 12 Roman Duro Dysthymic 32 Devin Mitchell I Said Love 13 Matthew Sadergaski Charcoal Study 34 Lucinda Crespin Roses and Violets 19 Jasmine Barajas Isolation in Heaven* 35 Ayo Amadu Future Past 19 Malcolm Armstead Mystery Samurai 38 Lucinda Crespin In My Dreams 20 Matthew Sadergaski Eazy Duz It 39 Ryann McCurry A Woman’s Recovery 21 Matthew Sadergaski Why They Hatin’ For?* 41 Penicia Sims I’m Afraid 23 Malcolm Armstead Spider Stuff 43 Devin Mitchell The Wanderer 24 Matthew Sadergaski What Happen? 46 Vanessa Ramos Ramirez I Am … 28 Amanda L.
  • Current Market Prices ~ Prints, Sculpture, Originals

    Current Market Prices ~ Prints, Sculpture, Originals

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