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Framed architectural illustration of Lincoln High School in Seattle, Washington, by Pacific Northwest artist James R. “Jim” Westling. The detailed pen-and-ink style image depicts the historic school façade with “LINCOLN” printed prominently in red and black below. Presented in a dark charcoal fabric-covered tabletop frame with glass, a braided hanging-style decorative tab at the top, and an easel back for display. Includes the original artist biography card identifying James R. Westling as a native Seattle artist known for pen-and-ink illustrations of Pacific Northwest landmarks and boats.
Materials: Printed paper, glass, fabric-covered composite board frame, paperboard backing, braided fiber and faux-leather decorative accent
Dimensions: Approximately 7.5 in. wide x 6 in. high overall; image opening approximately 4.5 x 3 in.
Age: Late 20th century, likely circa 1980s–1990s
Condition: Good vintage condition with light age-related surface wear, dust, and minor discoloration consistent with previous display and storage. Frame fabric shows minor wear. Artwork appears clean and well preserved behind glass. Easel back remains intact and functional. Please review photos for condition details.
Brand/Maker: James R. Westling (artist)
Artist Signed: No visible hand signature; artist attribution is documented by the accompanying biography card
Country of Manufacture: United States
Use / Type: Framed architectural art print / tabletop décor / Seattle and Lincoln High School memorabilia
Style: Architectural Illustration / Pen-and-Ink / Pacific Northwest Regional Art
Production Technique: Reproduction print after a detailed pen-and-ink architectural illustration
Color: Charcoal gray, cream, black, red, and brown
Theme: Lincoln High School / Seattle / Architecture / Education / School Memorabilia / Pacific Northwest