Hello, this item is an original hand-colored etching titled “Day Lilies” by David Olson, presented in a metal frame with cream matting and orange line border, numbered 113/175, with visible pencil signature and edition marking beneath the image. The composition depicts stylized botanical forms including lilies, grasses, and fern fronds rendered in fine etched linework with applied warm ochre and green washes. The edition number confirms this is a limited print rather than a reproduction. The attached Galerie Weil (Dayton, Ohio) paper on the reverse documents retail gallery provenance, consistent with regional American printmaking distribution from the late 20th century. David Olson appears to have worked primarily in botanical and nature-based etching, producing small to mid-scale limited editions for gallery and decorative art markets rather than museum-level circulation. The plate size of approximately 8 by 19.5 inches and vertical format align with decorative contemporary print production from the 1980s to early 2000s.

Condition appears good overall, with intact glass, stable matting, and no visible tears or foxing to the sheet in the provided images, only light age toning consistent with framed paper works of this period. The framing is serviceable but commercial. Comparable signed limited-edition botanical etchings by regional American artists typically sell between USD 100 and USD 250 depending on presentation and condition.