Mid-Century Colonial Street Scene Framed Print

This item is a vertically oriented framed print depicting a historical Colonial-style street scene, likely representing a location like Williamsburg or a similar American Revolutionary-era town. The artwork features a perspective view of brick-faced gabled buildings with dormer windows, shuttered openings, and a small shopfront. The color palette is composed of muted earth tones, dominated by brick reds, sandy beiges, and soft sky blues, suggesting a mass-produced lithograph or textured print common in mid-20th-century home decor. The print is housed in a simple, dark wood-finish frame with a beveled profile and mitered corners. Physically, the frame shows visible signs of wear, including several nicks, scuffs, and loss of finish along the top edge and lower corners, revealing lighter wood beneath the stain. There is no visible artist signature in the provided image, indicating it may be a decorative piece rather than a fine art original. The overall style and construction point towards a production date between the 1960s and 1980s, designed to fit into a traditional or 'Early American' interior design aesthetic.