Pair of Framed Abstract Relief Artworks

This lot consists of two framed abstract landscape or cityscape artworks, possibly serigraphs or mixed media pieces, characterized by a textured, almost bas-relief quality. The larger piece, framed in a light brown, possibly oak wood frame, depicts a scene featuring a bridge, a body of water, and structures that appear to be buildings or a cathedral, along with trees. The color palette is dominated by earthy tones of olive green, beige, and grays, accented by vibrant splashes of red, orange, and hints of light blue and green on the building roofs. The texture appears to be created by layering or impasto techniques, giving the surface a dimensional quality. The smaller, horizontally oriented piece shares a similar aesthetic and color scheme, depicting a more abstract cityscape with prominent vertical and diagonal lines, suggesting tall buildings or structures. Both artworks exhibit a mottled background pattern that may be part of the print or an underlying texture. The frames are simple, likely made of wood, and appear to be in good condition with minor signs of handling or age-appropriate wear. No visible artist signatures, marks, or manufacturing details are immediately apparent from the provided images. The style suggests a mid-20th century, possibly abstract expressionist or post-war modern art period, likely dating from the 1950s to 1970s. The craftsmanship suggests commercially produced decorative art, often sold as sets. The condition appears to be good with no obvious signs of damage, fading, or major wear, maintaining their original visual integrity.