The art is signed with permanent marker by the artist. It is 330 of 550. The tag provides official verification of the artwork's details from Park West Gallery, a major art dealer.
The stamp indicates a processing/shipping date of December 27, 2006. The smaller sticker on the right shows official quality control (QC) stamps verifying that the linen liner, matting, assembly, and final framework met professional gallery standards. It is officially designated as a Serigraph (silkscreen print).
The frame has corner damages. Removing the artwork from this specific frame is generally discouraged unless the glass or frame is severely damaged. Keeping them together preserves the professional presentation, makes it immediately ready to hang, and protects the delicate edges of the board.
Similar hand-embellished Mediterranean serigraphs by Metlan typically list or appraise for $900 to $1,900 through primary art brokerages and galleries. $300 – $500. This reflects the secondary market value for a framed piece of this scale at fine art auction houses.