Framed Painting of a French Restaurant Facade

This item is a framed painting depicting the exterior facade of what appears to be a French restaurant or cafe. The painting itself is rendered in a realistic, perhaps impressionistic, style, focusing on architectural details and street-level activity. The primary colors include various shades of brown, beige, and white for the stone or stucco wall, vibrant red and white stripes for the awning, and blue and dark tones for the interior visible through the window. A cobblestone street or patio in blues and greys is visible in the foreground. Notable features include a partially open wooden door with glass panels on the left, a large display window with visible interior lighting and possible patrons or decor on the right, and a striped awning above the window bearing what looks like handwritten text, possibly "Restaurant De Parte" or similar, though it is somewhat illegible. A potted plant with green foliage and yellow flowers sits on the ground near the door. The artistic quality appears to be good, with decent attention to detail and perspective. The painting is housed within a substantial, ornate gold-colored frame. The frame features a classic design with multiple concentric decorative elements: an innermost smooth gold band, followed by a ribbed or fluted section, and an outermost band with repeating acanthus leaf or floral motifs. The frame corners are mitered and show no obvious signs of separation. The overall condition of both the painting and the frame appears to be very good, with no visible damage, significant wear, or repairs. There may be a slight patina on the gold frame consistent with age, but it contributes to the aesthetic rather than detracting from it. The painting does not clearly show a discernible artist's signature or manufacturing mark, but based on the style and subject matter, it likely dates from the late 20th century to early 21st century.