Mixed Media Landscape of a Queen Anne Style Victorian House

This original untitled artwork depicts a multi-story Queen Anne style Victorian residence featuring a prominent square tower with a green-shingled pyramidal roof. The composition utilizes what appears to be a mixed media approach, likely pastel and charcoal or colored pencil on paper, characterized by a textured, soft-focus aesthetic. The color palette focuses on muted earth tones, with significant accents of forest green on the roofs and lavender/purples within the large flowering wisteria bush in the foreground. A white picket fence runs horizontally across the left midground, leading the eye toward the porch and entryway. The architectural rendering highlights shingle siding and a gabled roofline with decorative trim. The artwork is housed under glass in a contemporary metallic silver-toned frame with a wide, neutral-colored mat. Regarding condition, there is visible surface wear and scuffing on the frame edges, and some minor foxing or light staining appears on the matting, particularly in the lower right quadrant. The artwork itself shows no immediate signs of moisture damage or fading, suggesting it has been kept in a stable environment. The style is representative of late 20th-century representational folk art or amateur realism, showcasing a diligent attention to the rhythmic patterns of the shingles and decorative window panes.