3 signed prints by Irene Spencer. They are covered with plastic. These would look really nice framed.
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3 signed prints by Irene Spencer. They are covered with plastic. These would look really nice framed.
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Irene Spencer Signed Prints
🖼️ Item Description
You own three hand-signed and numbered limited edition prints by artist Irene Spencer, each marked as 278/350:
Each image portrays emotionally resonant mother-child scenes in soft tones, rendered in a style reminiscent of delicate colored pencil or pastel illustrations. The pieces are in original packaging with protective plastic wrap, and retain their original printed folios and promotional covers.
🧑🎨 Artist Background
Irene Spencer was known for her sentimental, gentle depictions of motherhood, family intimacy, and innocence. Her work gained popularity in the 1970s and 1980s, especially among collectors of nostalgic Americana, Christian-themed art, and mother/child portraiture.
These signed prints were often sold via art catalogs, galleries, or family-oriented decor shops in limited edition runs — usually 350 to 750 prints — with hand-numbering and pencil signature to indicate authenticity.
✅ Authentication
The prints show:
These elements collectively confirm they are authentic limited edition signed prints by the artist.
📈 Estimated Value (as of 2025)
Market prices for Irene Spencer prints vary depending on condition, framing, and buyer interest (often sentimental or niche collectors). Based on recent sales of similar works:
Title
Condition
Market Value (each)
No More Tears
Excellent, signed/numbered
$40–$65
Contentment
Excellent, signed/numbered
$40–$60
Oh, Mom!
Excellent, signed/numbered
$40–$65
💡 Complete sets of 2 or 3 matching numbered prints can command a slight premium: $120–$150 total, especially if sold together with their original promotional boards.
🛍️ Selling Recommendations
🧾 Summary
Feature
Details
Artist
Irene Spencer
Titles
"No More Tears", "Contentment", "Oh, Mom!"
Medium
Limited edition offset lithograph prints
Size
Approx. 16" x 20" (visual estimate)
Edition
278/350 (hand-numbered)
Condition
Excellent, in protective plastic, unframed
Estimated Value
~$40–$65 each; ~$120–$150 set
Suggested Sale Price
List at $60 each or $140 for the set (negotiable)
🔍 When to Seek a Professional Appraisal
A formal professional appraisal is not required for resale under $500. However, if you plan to:
…then a professional appraisal could help document provenance and fair market value. Contact local appraisers who handle 20th-century American print art or use a service like ValueMyStuff or Heritage Auctions for online evaluations.