#160 • Keith Greba, Nathalie Parenteau & Kathleen Lynch Framed Alaska Art Prints

Part of November 2026 Fantastic Finds Auction (timed auction by Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals)

Starting at $5.00

Status: Available

Bidding closes Nov 15, 2026 4:56 PM AKST

Category: Art

Four framed prints offer distinct views of northern landscapes and wildlife. In a scene by Alaska artist Keith Greba (b. 1953), a weathered wooden colony barn and pink fireweed sit beneath the steep mountains of the Matanuska Valley; the frame measures approximately 14" x 17" overall. Canadian artist Nathalie Parenteau's "Silence and Salmon" sets bold red salmon against deep blue-and-black forms. Broad red contours describe the fish, while narrow pale curves pass through the darker background, giving the scene a fluid, submerged atmosphere. Two signed and numbered prints by Alaska artist Kathleen "Kathy" Lynch complete the group. "Inside Passage", 301/950, shows a passenger vessel passing snow-covered coastal mountains behind foreground pink blossoms. "Wild Iris", 29/950, concentrates on blue-purple flowers, yellow accents, and overlapping pointed leaves. The retained artist biography describes Lynch's move to Alaska in 1971 and the sketching and painting she pursued during anthropology fieldwork in remote parts of Canada and Alaska. Her preference for watercolor is reflected in the soft washes and flowing edges reproduced in these two prints.