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Vintage 1970s Skunk Wildlife Print by F.B. Lane - 16" x 13.5" Black & White Art
Vintage 1970s Skunk Wildlife Print by F.B. Lane - 16" x 13.5" Black & White Art
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• Original vintage wildlife print featuring a skunk by F.B. Lane.
• Measures 16" x 13.5", ideal for framing and display.
• Classic black and white coloration with subtle cream accents.
• Features printed signature "F.B. Lane" on the bottom left.
• Perfect for collectors of vintage animal art and unique decor.
Vintage
Stored in flat manila folders for over 25+ years. Stored in a locked filing cabinet for all those years as well.
From mother's estate.
When laid flat, the print measures 16" x 13.5"
The Border: It features a signature olive-green double border, which was a very common framing accent used for nature, hunting, and woodland animal print series published between the late 1950s and the 1970s.The Artist: F.B. Lane was a commercial nature illustrator active during the mid-20th century whose black-and-white wildlife portraits were widely distributed as standalone decorative prints across North America.
• Measures 16" x 13.5", ideal for framing and display.
• Classic black and white coloration with subtle cream accents.
• Features printed signature "F.B. Lane" on the bottom left.
• Perfect for collectors of vintage animal art and unique decor.
Vintage
Stored in flat manila folders for over 25+ years. Stored in a locked filing cabinet for all those years as well.
From mother's estate.
When laid flat, the print measures 16" x 13.5"
The Border: It features a signature olive-green double border, which was a very common framing accent used for nature, hunting, and woodland animal print series published between the late 1950s and the 1970s.The Artist: F.B. Lane was a commercial nature illustrator active during the mid-20th century whose black-and-white wildlife portraits were widely distributed as standalone decorative prints across North America.
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