Framed Print of Sandro Botticelli's 'Two of the Graces'

This item is a framed reproduction print depicting two figures, likely 'Two of the Graces' from Sandro Botticelli's 'Primavera' or a similar work. The print features two young women with reddish-brown, curly hair. The figure on the left is dressed in a teal or light blue garment with purple drapery. Her head is turned slightly to the left, and she appears to be looking upwards or beyond what is visible. The figure on the right is dressed in a light, almost white or cream-colored gown with puffed sleeves. Her head is tilted downwards and to her left, with a contemplative or somewhat melancholic expression. Her right arm is visible, with a hand gently resting or gesturing. The background of the print has a distinctive cracked or 'craquelure' effect, mimicking the aged appearance of a fresco or old painting, suggesting it is a deliberately stylized reproduction. The colors are predominantly earthy tones, muted blues, purples, and creams, consistent with Renaissance-era palettes. The print is framed under glass, within a substantial wooden frame finished in a distressed gold tone. The frame features intricate applied ornamentation, possibly gesso or resin, mimicking carved wood, with floral and scroll motifs along its inner and outer edges. The overall size appears to be significant, suitable for wall display. Visible condition issues include some minor wear on the gold finish of the frame, commensurate with age and handling. The print itself appears to be in good condition behind the glass, with the intentional craquelure being a design element rather than damage. The presence of such a detailed frame suggests a higher quality reproduction, possibly from a museum gift shop or art print retailer. The style is distinctly early Renaissance, specifically reflecting Botticelli's iconic figural work and aesthetic.