Framed 'Hallway with Flowers' Print by Ken Taylor

This item is a framed art print depicting an interior scene, likely a hallway or entryway, with a floral arrangement as the central focus. The print is housed in a wooden frame with a subtle gold finish and a green inner border, suggesting a traditional or classic aesthetic. The image itself portrays a warm, inviting space, illuminated by what appears to be natural light streaming in from a window on the left. On the left side of the composition, a woven straw hat in an orangey-brown hue hangs next to draped fabric in muted pink and green tones. The central element is an ornate wooden console table with a mirror, possibly a hall tree. The mirror's frame is dark wood with decorative scrollwork at the top and sides. On the tabletop rests a white ceramic pitcher filled with a vibrant bouquet of daisies or similar multi-petaled flowers in shades of white, yellow, and orange, placed on a shallow plate or saucer. To the right of the console, a piece of pink fabric or a scarf is draped. Below the console, a dark umbrella stands in an umbrella stand, and the lower part of the hall tree reveals a sculpted keyhole or heart-shaped detail. The background wall is painted in shades of yellow or beige, showing some wear or texture, possibly indicating age or a distressed look. The overall color palette is warm and inviting, with a balance of bright floral notes against deeper wood tones and subdued wall colors. The visible signature 'Ken Taylor' in the lower left corner identifies the artist. The print appears to be in good condition with no obvious tears or significant damage, though some minor dust or surface grime may be present on the frame or print surface due to age and display. The framing itself appears sturdy, with a traditional matting style, though the image provided does not clearly show the mat or glass. The style appears to be a realistic or representational still life and interior scene, likely from the mid-20th century to late 20th century, given the popular subject matter and general aesthetic.