Rooster Print Appraisal

Framed Folk Art Style Rooster and Watering Can Print

This is a framed decorative print, likely a poster or lithograph, featuring a folk art or country rustic aesthetic. The main subject of the print is a stylized rooster with a prominent red comb and wattles, and a segmented body rendered in shades of red, white, and a muted bluish-gray. To the left of the rooster is a light blue watering can adorned with a white folk art motif consisting of a central floral-like design with stylized leaves. Protruding from the watering can is a bouquet of dried grasses or wheat-like stems, possibly with small white flowers. In the foreground, below the rooster, there's a small, light-colored wooden birdhouse or similar structure with cut-out heart shapes. A white, stylized apple shape with small dark dots (resembling stitches or seeds) is placed in front of the watering can. The background is a dark blue with a subtle white polka-dot or small star pattern. The entire print is surrounded by a triple border: an inner thin white line, followed by a light blue and white striped band (resembling ticking fabric), and an outer thin blue line. The print is housed in a simple rectangular wooden frame with a medium natural wood tone, exhibiting some visible wear, scuffs, and possibly minor discoloration, particularly along the edges and corners, suggesting age and handling. The overall condition indicates a used item, with some dust and minor surface imperfections visible on the glass or print surface. The art style suggests a late 20th-century to early 21st-century production, aiming for a homely, farmhouse-chic decor. The craftsmanship of the frame is basic, and the print itself appears to be a mass-produced decorative item.