A signed and numbered 276/650 print entitled "Warriors of the North Woods" by artist Richard Luce (American b.1950), shrink-wrapped on board. Measures approximately 23.25" x 32".

A signed and numbered 261/1250 "Hometown Parade" print by Paul Landry (1931-2018), celebrated for romantic and nostalgic New England and coastal scenes. Matted and framed with a Print Registration from The Greenwich Workshop. Measures approximately 21.5" x 28.25" overall.

Three signed prints by Alaska artist Clint Potter (20th/21st Century), including two "Pioneer Home" prints (an assisted living facility in Sitka, Alaska) and a third sketched print (tentatively also identified as Sitka), along with three abstract prints signed by Alaska artist Bill Emmert. The largest artworks, the architectural prints, each measure approximately 12.25" x 15.75"

A 2007 "Side-by-Side," print by Suzanne Bach (20th/21st Century), based on her original watercolor. Matted and framed, it measures approximately 18.25" x 22.25" overall.

An original drawing of a horse by Margo Miller, shrink-wrapped on board, and a drawing of an eclipse, matted and shrink-wrapped; the shrink-wrap on the eclipse drawing is torn as photographed. Largest measures approximately 30.75" x 24.5" overall.

A signed and numbered 29/200 canvas print entitled "Betrothed" by artist James C. Christensen (American, 1942-2017), accompanied by print entitled "The Pink Ribbon' by the same artist, shrink-wrapped on board. The largest print measures approximately 14.5" x 11.5".

A "Tuscan Cloud" print by Chris Young (20th Century), matted and framed, with a Print Registration from The Greenwich Workshop. Chris Young is celebrated for his atmospheric landscape paintings, often focusing on light and weather effects. Measures approximately 29.25" x 19.5" overall.

A signed and numbered 3750/9297 "The Night Before Christmas" print by P. Buckley Moss (1933-2024), matted and framed. The artwork captures a cozy Christmas Eve scene in Moss's signature folk-art style, often depicting Amish or Mennonite life. Measures approximately 14.25" x 14.25" overall.

A group of seven floral prints including a signed and numbered 2/125 still-life of vase and tea set by Alaska Artist Tracie Tompkins, shrink-wrapped on board, a signed print of Monstera leaves, signed illegibly on shrink-wrapped board, two loose prints by artists Georgia O'Keeffe (American, 1887-1986), and Barbara Edidin (American,  b.1952), a loose museum print by Jacob Marrel (German, 1614-1681), a print depicting maple leaves by Angalini, shrink wrapped on board and a still life of flowers in a handled vase, matted and framed under glass. The two loose prints that were not on board have bent edges, and there is residue on the glass as photographed. The framed piece measures approximately 27.5" x 22" overall.

A signed and numbered 269/1150 "Within Sunrise" print by celebrated Western artist Julie Kramer Cole (20th Century), matted and framed. The image was also issued as part of "The Faces of Nature" collection of collector plates by W.S. George in 1993. Measures approximately 20.75" x 24.75" overall.

A signed and numbered 118/950 "The Challenge" print by Alaska artist Scott McDaniel (1926-2012), matted and framed under glass; there are scuffs on the matting as photographed. Measures approximately 28.25" x 33.75" overall .

A "Mountain Myth" print by British artist Simon Combes (1940-2004), renowned wildlife artist and conservationist, best known for his depictions of African wildlife. The print is shrink-wrapped on board and measures 22" x 30.25".

A signed and numbered 408/950 artist's proof print entitled "A Child's Hero" by artist Gerald Harvey Jones (American, 1933-2017), shrink-wrapped on board. Measures approximately 26.25" x 22.75".

A numbered 00/300 "Sample" by Alaska artist Shane Lamb (20th/21st Century), entitled "Comforts of Home". The work depicts a snowy log cabin, lit from within, smoke coming from the chimney, and the sliver of a moon providing light across the snow-laden trees. Shrink-wrapped on board, it measures approximately 19" x 23.75".

Thirteen loose photographic prints featuring of Mt. McKinley (Denali) by photographer Stephen Krasemann, and produced c. 1985 by The Greenwich Workshop. Each piece measures approximately 23" x 26".

A signed and numbered 214/475 print entitled "B'Achua Dlubh-bia Bii Noskiiyah; The Gift, Part II" by Crow Native American artist Penni Anne Cross (Alawa-sta-we-ches) (1939-2016), shrink-wrapped on board. Measures approximately 25.5" x 33".

A signed and numbered 122/950 print by Alaska artist Ed Tussey (20th/21st Century) entitled "Swans in Flight". The work depicts dozens of swans flying high above a valley dotted with lakes and rivers, the sun setting over the western horizon. Signed lower right by the artist, the work is shrink-wrapped on board and measures approximately 23.25" x 16.25".

A signed and numbered 32/1500 print entitled "O Jewel in the Lotus Flower" by artist Richard Luce (American b.1950), shrink-wrapped on board. Measures approximately 31.25" x 26.5".

A signed and numbered 780/950 print, entitled "Lone Musher", by Alaska artist Fred Machetanz (1908-2002). Originally commissioned to show the overpowering vastness and grandeur of Alaska, this piece accomplishes that goal with the tiny figure of a man leading his dog team on a broad frozen river bed, the mountains casting a broad shadow on one side, a line of spruce trees providing color and definition to the foreground. Shrink-wrapped on board with the original Mill Pond Press folio en verso, it measures approximately 26.5" x 33.5".

A signed and numbered 188/495 canvas print entitled "Pink Canal" by artist Howard Behrens (American, 1933-2014), framed with Certificate of Authenticity en verso. Measures approximately 27.75" x 33.5" overall.