Wooden Print Appraisal

San Francisco Landmarks Wooden Art Print

This item is a framed wooden art piece featuring a stylized depiction of San Francisco landmarks and motifs. The artwork utilizes a folk-art or simplified graphic style, characterized by clean lines, geometric shapes, and a limited color palette. Dominant colors include earthy tones like various shades of brown, orange, red, green, and yellow, with accents of blue and white. The artwork is composed of different blocks or segments, each representing a distinct San Francisco element. Visible landmarks include the Golden Gate Bridge, a cable car, what appears to be the Ferry Building clock tower, row houses, a bicycle on a sloping street (likely symbolizing the city's hills), and perhaps the Transamerica Pyramid or similar skyscraper. There is also a square featuring several circular shapes, possibly trees or a stylized representation of the city's parks, and another with a pagoda-like structure. The texture visible suggests it's printed or applied onto wood, or perhaps even cut wood pieces assembled, allowing the natural grain of the wood to show through in various areas, such as the sky and some building surfaces. Some areas have cross-hatching or subtle textural patterns within the colored blocks, adding depth. The piece is set within a simple white mat and framed. Given the 'San Francisco wooden art' context provided, it is likely contemporary decorative art, possibly post-2000s, designed for general home decor. The condition appears good, with no obvious signs of significant damage, wear, or repair from the provided image; the natural wood grain and possible slight color variations are inherent to the design.