Jane Wooster Scott Limited Edition Lithograph 'A Winter Celebration'
Jane Wooster Scott · Art & Decor > Fine Art Prints
Era / Decade
1995 (dated in lower center margin and within the print imagery)
Material
Paper lithograph print, matted behind glass in a ribbed white wood/composite frame. Professional archival matting.
Condition
Very Good. The print itself appears pristine with no fading or foxing. The frame shows minor scuffs consistent with age, and the white finish has slight discoloration in the corners.
Demand Level
Moderate. Americana art has a dedicated niche following. Demand spikes significantly during the winter and holiday seasons (November-December).
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$65.00 - $125.00
Estimated Retail Value
$250.00 - $450.00 (original gallery price with professional framing)
Comparable Sales
Similar framed Jane Wooster Scott lithographs of this size typically sell for $50-$85 on eBay. Signed/numbered limited editions can fetch $150+, while simple offset prints in average frames stay under $100.
Description
A beautiful 1995 Americana folk art lithograph by renowned artist Jane Wooster Scott. This piece, titled 'A Winter Celebration,' features a busy snowy village scene by a lake, filled with figures, horse-drawn carriages, and colorful historic buildings. The work is characteristic of her nostalgic style, often compared to Grandma Moses. It comes professionally framed in a classic white ribbed frame with a dusty rose/pink mat that complements the sunset tones of the sky in the artwork. Approximate dimensions: 24" x 20" (framed).
Key Features
Highly collectible artist known for Americana and folk art; the piece is dated 1995; nostalgic winter/holiday theme which has high appeal; professional framing adds value and protection.
Authenticity Indicators
The artist signature is visible in the plate (bottom left); style and subject matter are consistent with Scott's verified catalog; high-quality lithographic printing dots visible under magnification. Confidence: High.
Flaws to Note
Minor dust under the glass; light scuffing on the frame edges; the back dust cover paper may be brittle or torn (typical for this age).
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay (broadest audience), Etsy (vintage decor focus), or Facebook Marketplace (to avoid high shipping costs for glass art).
Selling Tips
Market this as 'Grandmillennial' or 'Americana Folk Art.' Take a clear close-up of the signature and the date. If shipping, use 'Box-in-a-Box' method with heavy-duty bubble wrap to prevent glass breakage. List in late October to catch the holiday decor market.