#381 • 10 Bird Prints: Patti Lindstrand, Carolyn Mejstrik, Susan Ogle, Neil A. Reticker & More

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 6:09 PM AKST

Category: Art

Ten bird-themed prints span Alaska wildlife, waterfowl, and mountain scenery, with six framed pieces and four loose sheets. Alaska artist Patti Lindstrand's signed "Who's The Boss" pairs two snowy owls in a close study of contrasting expressions and patterned plumage. It is numbered 1021/2000. Carolyn Mejstrik's "Golden Eagle" presents the raptor in a detailed portrait emphasizing its hooked beak and golden-brown feathering. Signed and numbered 68/250, it retains a Certificate of Authentication on the reverse. Alaska artist Susan Ogle (b. 1953) depicts two white swans with elegantly curved necks against a pink, heart-patterned background. The print is signed below the image. "Alaska's Horned Puffin" by Alaska artist Neil A. Reticker (1944-1995) is signed and numbered 254/650. Its bold black-and-white bird is accented by the species' colorful bill. A loose eagle print by Alaska artist William "Bill" Cross (1933-2016) shows the bird descending with wings extended. It is signed "W. E. Cross," numbered 346/500, and carries a 1979 copyright. A separate framed bald-eagle print depicts the full bird perched on a bare branch with its beak open; the glazing over this piece is cracked. The framed mallard scene carries the printed name E. Rambow and places the ducks on reflective blue water, with a small additional duck vignette in the lower margin. A framed coastal scene by Alaska artist Charlen Jeffery Satrom (b. 1939) depicts an adult gull and two downy chicks nestled among rough rocks. It bears a 1983 copyright and is signed and numbered 26/75. Two loose copies of "Cordova Flyway" by Alaska artist Bill Devine (1932-2007) show geese crossing above a sweeping mountain valley, evergreens and steep ridges rendered in fine linear detail. Each carries a signature in the lower margin and measures approximately 20" x 24", the largest sheets in the group.