Nancy Glazier "Latter-Day Daniel" 1990 print

Item: "Latter-day Daniel" by Nancy Glazier
Medium: Framed art print (not an original painting)
Size: Approximately 19 x 15 inches (visible print area)
Signature: Printed artist signature “N. Glazier © 1990”
Condition: Excellent
Frame: Wood with matting and descriptive plaque (note: plaque contains a misspelling "Danial")
Provenance: Found in a thrift store in St. George, Utah
Not For Sale

Appraisal Summary:

This is a reproduction print of "Latter-day Daniel," originally painted in 1990 by Nancy Glazier, a well-known wildlife and Western-themed artist. The original is oil on linen, measuring 60" x 48", and is housed at the Museum of Church History and Art in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Your version is a framed art print intended for decorative or inspirational display, most likely produced for Church members or art collectors interested in religious symbolism and Glazier’s work. While not a limited edition or hand-signed lithograph (which would command significantly more), this piece has strong appeal in niche markets.

Value Estimate (as of 2025):

• Retail / Online Sale Value: $60–$150
• Auction Value: $30–$80 (depending on buyer interest and region)
• Insurance Value: $150 (framed presentation with interpretive documentation adds appeal)

Factors That Enhance Its Value:

• The artwork includes interpretive texts on the reverse side.
• It is professionally framed and matted.
• The theme resonates with religious and Western art collectors.
• Nancy Glazier remains a respected figure in wildlife and inspirational art circles.

Recommendation:

No professional appraisal is required unless you're insuring a collection or planning to donate it as a tax-deductible gift. However, if you ever do consider selling it, platforms like eBay, Etsy, or LDS-themed art auction houses would be ideal.