Framed Vintage Print of Native Americans Moving Camp

This is a framed vintage art print, likely a lithograph or a similar mass-produced reproduction from the mid-20th century, depicting a scene of Native American figures on horseback. The central focal point is a woman on a horse carrying a child in a papoose, followed by other tribal members and horses. The print is housed in a dark-stained wood frame featuring a distinctive 'beaded' or 'corrugated' linear texture. The artwork's color palette consists of muted earth tones, reds, and oranges, characteristic of Western-style illustrational art. Regarding condition, the frame shows significant signs of age and wear, including surface abrasions, loss of finish along the edges, and visible grime. The print itself appears to have some foxing or moisture staining, particularly visible in the lower-left and central foreground areas. There is a noticeable lack of a professional mount or matting, suggesting a commercial-grade production intended for home decor rather than an original fine art piece. The style is reminiscent of early to mid-20th-century Western illustrators, such as Charles M. Russell or Frederic Remington, though it lacks an obvious signature in the provided view. The paper shows general yellowing, indicating it is not acid-free.