Minimalist Surrealist Architectural Lithograph

This item is a large-format minimalist art print, likely a lithograph or serigraph, featuring a surrealist architectural scene. The composition depicts a courtyard or interior space rendered with clean lines and a limited palette of cream, sky blue, and soft gray. The perspective is centered on an arched doorway leading to a misted distant light. To the left is a narrow vertical aperture, and to the right are three repeating diagonal elements resembling bannisters or abstract architectural shadows. The piece exhibits a mid-to-late 20th-century aesthetic, reminiscent of the works of artists like David Hockney or the architectural minimalism of Giorgio de Chirico, filtered through a California Cool or 1970s/80s modernism. The sky is rendered with a smooth blue gradient. In terms of condition, there is visible undulating or 'cockling' across the paper surface, suggesting it may have been exposed to humidity or was not professionally mounted to an acid-free backing. There is a faint brownish circular stain (likely foxing or a liquid splash) to the left of the arch. A pencil signature and possibly an edition number are visible in the lower right-hand corner, though significant glare and blurring make the specific name difficult to decipher. The quality of the color blending suggests a high-quality printing process, and it is housed in a simple, thin wooden frame behind glass.