VTG 1986 Steve Polomchak Amish Lithograph Print Going Home Framed Feeding Geese For Sale

Presenting a beautiful, ready-to-display piece of vintage Midwestern art. This 1986 vintage offset lithograph print, titled “Going Home,” is a classic example of the nostalgic Americana style popularized by the highly regarded Indiana watercolorist, Steve Polomchak (1922–1996). Known for his serene, misty depictions of rural life, Polomchak spent his career capturing the quiet beauty of Midwestern landscapes. This specific work captures an intimate, storytelling moment—an Amish family in a horse-drawn wagon pausing on a country lane to watch a line of white geese. The execution is true to the artist’s celebrated signature style, using soft, muted pastel tones and delicate line work to evoke a sense of peaceful, timeless simplicity.

This open-edition print was published in 1986 by Aardvark Art, Inc. and is designated as Plate #146. It features the printed signature within the matrix of the plate. The artwork has been beautifully paired with a clean, light tan mat that accentuates the soft tones of the watercolor. It is housed in a handsome, substantial dark wood-grain frame that gives the piece an elevated, sophisticated gallery appeal. The frame features a clean glass front cover, a versatile easel-back stand for desktop or mantle display, and integrated hardware if you prefer to hang it on a wall.

Dimensions:

- Outer Frame: 13 inches x 11 inches x 3/4 inch

- Inner Visual Window: 9.5 inches x 7.5 inches

Condition:

The lithograph itself is in excellent, pristine vintage condition with no fading or discoloration. The frame and matting are exceptionally clean, structurally sound, and ready for immediate display in your home or collection. It makes a sophisticated addition to any curated farmhouse, rustic traditional, or cottagecore design aesthetic. Please review the high-resolution photos for a precise look at the condition and details of this lovely vintage piece.