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Monumental signed serigraph, Autumn in Venice, by Viktor Shvaiko, offered as Artist’s Proof AP 13/15 and accompanied by its original Soho Editions Certificate of Authenticity.
This impressive Venetian canal scene is far more striking in person than photographs can convey. Shvaiko’s richly layered composition features sun-washed architecture, reflective water, colorful boats, aged brickwork, and the intimate atmosphere of a quiet European street. The depth, texture, and saturated color give the piece a strong painterly presence.
At approximately **65 inches wide—more than five feet across—**this is an unusually large and commanding work of art. It is designed to anchor a room and would make a dramatic focal point in a living room, dining room, executive office, hospitality setting, or commercial interior.
The serigraph is hand-signed by Viktor Shvaiko and numbered AP 13/15. Artist’s proofs are produced in smaller quantities than the standard numbered edition and are especially appealing to collectors.
The piece has been professionally framed and matted under glass in an ornate dark frame with gold-toned detailing. The presentation is substantial, polished, and gallery-quality, adding considerable visual impact and value.
Details
Artist: Viktor Shvaiko
Title: Autumn in Venice
Medium: Serigraph
Edition: Artist’s Proof, AP 13/15
Signature: Hand-signed by the artist
Certificate: Original Soho Editions Certificate of Authenticity included
Image size listed on certificate: 32" × 48"
Framed width: Approximately 65"
Production year: 1998
Publisher: Soho Editions, Inc.
Framing: Professionally matted and framed under glass
Condition
The artwork presents beautifully and displays exceptionally well. The frame may show minor surface wear consistent with display and handling. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the condition description.
Because of the size, weight, glass, and professional framing, local pickup is strongly preferred. Freight or specialized art shipping may also be arranged at the buyer’s expense.
