This George Inness Print is in the old original frame. Frame and glass are in good condition. The print has some water stain on the lower right border and upper edge. (see photos) None of the water stains are on the actual art work. The back shows some paper tears and also the number 19 and written 'Autumn Oaks', 'George Inness'. 'may 9 1925', 'Mardy - Brisert, N. H.', The measurements are 14 1/2 inches by 18 inches over all including the frame.

...Among his principal works are Rainbow after a Storm and Millpond (Art Inst., Chicago); Delaware Valley, Autumn Oaks, and Evening—Medfield, Mass. (Metropolitan Mus.); June (1882; Brooklyn Mus., N.Y.); and Georgia Pines and Niagara (National Gall. of Art, Washington, D.C.).

...Inness, George , 1825–94, American landscape painter, b. Newburgh, N.Y. His father intended Inness to be a grocer, but he showed artistic talent at an early age and was apprenticed to an engraver. In 1845 he opened a studio in New York City, devoting himself to painting, and two years later with a friend's aid was able to go to Rome. He made a subsequent visit to Rome in 1851, and in 1854 he and his wife went to Paris. On their return they settled in Medfield, Mass. There Inness painted many of his best-known canvases. In later life he enjoyed a high reputation, maintaining studios in New York City and in Montclair, N.J., where most of his last 20 years were spent.