Hello, this item is a contemporary seriolithograph in color on paper titled “Mona Lisa” by Neil J. Farkas, produced in 2005 and published through Park West Gallery, as confirmed by the certificate of authenticity shown. The composition is a photomosaic reinterpretation of Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, constructed from numerous small photographic elements that form the larger portrait when viewed at a distance. This type of work sits within a decorative, commercial print market rather than the fine art secondary market, and Park West editions from this period were widely distributed through cruise ship sales programs. The signature appears to be printed in the plate rather than hand signed, which is consistent with many editions of this kind and affects desirability among collectors.

From a market perspective, works by Neil J. Farkas have a modest resale market, with values driven more by decorative appeal than artist demand or rarity. Despite the presence of a COA and good overall condition, these prints typically resell at a fraction of their original retail price. Comparable examples usually achieve between $100 and $300 USD depending on size, presentation, and condition.