G. Harvey "Fifth Avenue Vendor" Limited Edition Print – Hand-Signed & Numbered (59/1950) Capture the timeless nostalgia and "heritage elegance" of a bygone American era with this exceptional, limited-edition work by legendary artist G. Harvey (Gerald Harvey Jones). Known for his masterful ability to manipulate light and shadow, Harvey beautifully illustrates the turn-of-the-century bustle of New York City in "Fifth Avenue Vendor." This piece perfectly balances structured, architectural lines with the soft, atmospheric glow of a damp winter day, making it a stellar addition for serious collectors of classic Americana and fine art. Item Details & Specifications Artist: G. Harvey (Gerald Harvey Jones) Title: Fifth Avenue Vendor (From The Golden Era Book collection) Year Issued: 1993 Edition Number: 59 / 1950 (Highly desirable, low double-digit print number from a limited run) Authenticity: Includes the original, official Somerset House Publishing Certificate of Authenticity (COA) affixed securely to the reverse, matching the hand-written number 59/1950 on the front lower-left corner. Signatures: Features a distinct, hand-signed signature by G. Harvey in the lower-right corner of the image. Framing & Presentation This piece has been preserved and presented with meticulous attention to detail, maintaining gallery-level standards: Matting: Housed in a rich, textured burgundy/crimson linen mat that perfectly accentuates the warm tones and floral details of the painting. Accent Details: Features an elegant gold-beaded inner wood trim tracing the artwork, completed by a custom brass nameplate reading "Fifth Avenue Vendor – G. HARVEY". Frame: Wrapped in a premium metallic silver-and-gold toned wood frame with a classic beaded profile. Archival Preservation: Professionally framed and backed by Bradley's Art & Frame (Houston, TX) with a silver foil seal certifying "Conservation Mounted To Museum Standards." Wire-ready and ready to hang. Condition Excellent / Gallery Condition: The print itself exhibits flawless color preservation with zero fading or UV damage. The frame and linen matting are in pristine, structurally sound condition with minimal wear consistent with careful handling. Collector's Note: Low-digit numbers from early 1990s Somerset House editions are increasingly difficult to find on the secondary market in museum-grade, conservation-mounted condition. This piece offers incredible asset retention value and undeniable aesthetic warmth.