Framed Stalking Tiger Wildlife Fine Art Print by Paul Solovay (J. Solovay)

Paul Solovay (Signed J. Solovay / Solovay) · Art & Decor > Wall Art & Paintings

Framed Stalking Tiger Wildlife Fine Art Print by Paul Solovay (J. Solovay)

Era / Decade

1980s-1990s (based on framing style, double matting, and signature design)

Material

Paper print/lithograph housed in a glass-fronted wooden frame with double archival paper matting.

Condition

Good to Very Good. The artwork print itself shows clean colors with no major fading. The outer wood frame has minor edge wear, small scuffs, and chips along the corners.

Demand Level

Moderate / Niche. Big cat and wildlife art appeals to specific decor aesthetics (vintage lodge, safari, eclectic 80s/90s decor).

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

$40.00 - $85.00 (Low-Mid-High range, heavily dependent on local pickup due to glass framing shipping risks)

Estimated Retail Value

$150.00 - $250.00 (Original custom framing cost plus print)

Comparable Sales

Framed mid-to-large vintage wildlife art prints typically sell between $35 and $75 on local marketplaces, and up to $100+ on platforms like Etsy or eBay when professionally framed.

Description

Dramatic vintage framed wildlife art print depicting a Bengal tiger prowling through tall grass. Signed in plate/hand by artist J. Solovay. Comes professionally matted and framed in a gold/taupe painted wooden frame behind protective glass. Excellent statement piece for traditional, lodge, or jungle-boho interior styling.

Key Features

Striking expressionist wildlife imagery, signature present in bottom corner, professional double-mat framing, large impactful wall display size.

Authenticity Indicators

Artist signature visible in lower right area; printed edition. High confidence as decorative commercial art print.

Flaws to Note

Minor cosmetic wear, small paint nicks, and corner scuffs on the wooden frame. Glass needs light cleaning. Paper backing on the reverse may show age or light tearing.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp, or Craigslist for local pickup to avoid glass shipping hazards. eBay or Etsy if willing to ship securely.

Selling Tips

Highlight overall frame dimensions in the listing. Focus on 'vintage tiger wall art', 'safari decor', or 'wildlife art'. Measure total frame dimensions and image size carefully. Local pickup is highly recommended because glass frames are expensive and fragile to ship.

Appraised on 7/22/2026