Framed Watercolor Landscape of the Berlin Cathedral

This is a matted and framed architectural watercolor landscape depicting the Berlin Cathedral (Berliner Dom) viewed from across the Spree river. The composition features a grand neoclassical colonnade on the right, the characteristic green-patinated dome of the cathedral in the center-right, and a bridge crossing the water to the left. The artist utilized a soft color palette dominated by cerulean blues, sage greens, and warm ochres. The painting is housed in a dark walnut-toned wood frame with sophisticated relief carves along the outer edge. The artwork appears to be a mid-to-late 20th-century piece, possibly by a specialized topographical artist or sold as a high-quality souvenir. The physical condition of the frame is excellent, showing clean joints and no visible denting or significant scratches. The painting itself is protected behind glass; while there are no obvious tears or foxing, the slight rippling of the paper at the top edge suggests it is not fully dry-mounted. Craftsmanship is visible in the delicate layering of the watercolor washes, particularly in the reflection on the water and the atmospheric rendering of the clouds, indicating a skilled hand. No signature is immediately visible in this view, as it may be hidden by the off-white mat board.