Original Watercolor Landscape Painting with Barn and Pine Trees
Signed G. Bromley (George Bromley) · Art & Decor > Paintings
Era / Decade
Late 20th Century (approximately 1970s-1980s based on frame style and matting)
Material
Watercolor on paper, professionally matted with a dual-tone paper mat, housed in a metallic-finish wooden or composite frame with glass.
Condition
Good. The artwork itself appears well-preserved, but the frame shows scuffs and the pricing sticker is placed directly on the glass (removable). The matting shows some age-toning.
Demand Level
Moderate. Local landscape art has a steady niche following, especially for farmhouse or 'Grandmillennial' decor styles.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$45.00 - $85.00
Estimated Retail Value
$150.00 - $250.00 (Original gallery price)
Comparable Sales
Similar mid-sized original watercolor landscapes by regional artists typically sell for $40-$75 on eBay and up to $100 in curated vintage booths or on Etsy.
Description
Serene original watercolor painting featuring a rustic barn landscape accented by towering pine trees. Executed in a muted palette of earthy browns, forest greens, and hazy blues, this piece captures a misty, atmospheric quality. Signed in the lower right corner by the artist G. Bromley. Professionally framed in a thin vintage gold-tone frame with custom double matting. Frame measures approximately 24 x 16 inches.
Key Features
Original signed artwork (not a print), desirable rustic/farmhouse aesthetic, professional custom framing, neutral color palette suitable for modern or traditional decor.
Authenticity Indicators
Visible hand-painted textures/pigment pooling characteristic of watercolor; original artist signature in the corner; custom framing indicative of a piece that was valued by a previous owner. Confidence: High.
Flaws to Note
Scratches and light wear on the frame edges; sticker residue on glass; possible minor yellowing/foxing on the mat board due to age.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Facebook Marketplace (local pickup avoids shipping glass), Etsy (for vintage decor appeal), or eBay (if comfortably packed).
Selling Tips
Focus on the 'Original' and 'Signed' aspects in the title. Take close-up photos of the signature and the texture of the watercolor paper to prove it's not a print. Mention ‘Farmhouse Decor’ and 'Rustic Barn Art' as keywords. To maximize profit, consider cleaning the glass and touching up frame scuffs with a gold wax or marker.