Common Sense
Condition is key to the value.
Also, keep in mind that anyone can ask for any amount of money for an item...that does not determine the value, by any stretch of the imgination. It is WHAT an item Sold for that is more important than the asking price.
I saw a Cheeto in the shape of someone, listed on Ebay for a couple thousand dollars. No one bought it.
Artwork prices depend on condition and availabilitylocation rarity and artist.
Marvinator
I'm unsure without seeing it up close. It's a widely disseminated print.
You can find others here https://www.invaluable.com/artist/humphrey-maud-tanvlw4dqn/sold-at-auction-prices/
elhigh
I'm sure it does but your question landed in the DIY section of Home and Garden, maybe take a moment to re-categorize a bit more accurately than Yahoo's bots?
KTHXBAI
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Put it on eBay for $164 .
Anonymous
What makes it interesting is that it is by actor Humphrey Bogart's Mom. I don't think it has a huge amount value unless the condition is perfect, ie no foxing. c1900s and called ' Along Came a Spider' (Little Miss Muffet) by illustrator Maud Humphrey. I guess if anyone is minded to give you $165 for it you should grab it with both hands.