My Papoose framed art print

Acquire an investment-grade piece of Canadian fine art with this spectacular 1998 limited-edition serigraph print by the acclaimed Anishinaabe (Ojibwa) artist Leo Neilson, who professionally created under his traditional moniker, "Sweetpea." Titled "MY Papoose," this captivating artwork is hand-numbered 62/99 M/C, designating it as a rare, highly collectible multi-colour screenprint run. The imagery captures a timeless and deeply moving theme of familial protection, masterfully utilizing sleek, minimalist, and aerodynamic lines to depict a mother goose gracefully enveloping her nesting baby. The striking composition showcases incredibly vibrant jewel-toned greens and golds along the bullrushes, anchored beautifully by a dense, hand-stippled black ground plane that creates phenomenal visual depth. Measuring precisely 15 inches wide by 19 inches tall, the frame is complete with its heavy-gauge braided steel hanging wire, making it completely ready to hang and instantly anchor a mid-century gallery wall or a modern, trend-conscious home. Condition Details • Fine Art Print: Absolutely pristine, museum-grade condition with zero UV glass fading, paper yellowing, moisture damage, or structural warping. • Matting & Glass: The custom double-matting borders and the protective gallery glass are completely immaculate, clean, and crystal clear. • Aluminum Gallery Frame: Structural integrity is rock-solid with perfectly square corner brackets, heavy tension springs, and a secure hanging wire. The outer perimeter displays minor, superficial surface-level scuffs and rubbing marks exclusively localized to the side-profile edges of the back corners. There is a single, distinct vertical paint scratch and minor chip on the prominent front lower face of the green frame molding. This cosmetic character mark is purely localized to the outer metal finish and does not affect or touch the pristine inner artwork or matting.