Mixed Media Artwork Featuring Anthropomorphic Duck Figure

This is a mixed media artwork, likely dating from the late 20th or early 21st century, presented in a multi-layered frame. The central image is a small, rectangular painting or print depicting an anthropomorphic duck character, possibly Donald Duck, dressed in a dark uniform with a matching cap and sunglasses, resembling a pilot or military figure. The duck has a prominent orange bill and appears to be holding something in its right wing. The background of this central image is a dark, indeterminate color, possibly black or dark blue, with a bright green object visible beneath the duck's bill. The central image is surrounded by a textured, light gray or silver background with visible brushstrokes or applied material. Scattered across this background, particularly in the lower half, are numerous small, irregularly shaped pieces that resemble torn paper fragments, possibly tickets, receipts, or printed material, giving a collage-like effect. Small, light-colored dots, possibly paint splatters or applied beads, are distributed across these fragments and the background. The artwork is housed within a complex framing system. The innermost layer is a narrow, flat yellow border, followed by a slightly wider, flat orange mat. This orange mat has visible brushstrokes or texture, and there are some uneven applications or potential drips of paint along its edges. The outermost frame is a wide, white, traditional wooden frame with a decorative profile, possibly a classical or ornate molding. The white frame shows some signs of wear, including minor scuffs and age, and some possible paint transfer from the inner yellow frame, particularly at the corners. The overall construction suggests an intentional layering of elements, creating depth and a unique visual texture. The craftsmanship, particularly the applied elements and layering, indicates a deliberate artistic process.