Apparently He's Old Rock and Roll Money

This item is a framed black and white illustration, likely a cartoon or comic strip panel, captured under glass with a black frame and a white mat. The illustration depicts a group of adults and children, rendered in a distinctive caricatured style with bold outlines and strong shading. The central figure appears to be a disheveled rock-and-roll type character, gesturing towards a group of children, while other adults look on. The facial expressions are exaggerated, conveying humor or irony. The background is minimalist, focusing attention on the figures. There's a visible caption below the main illustration, which reads "APPARENTLY HE’S OLD ROCK AND ROLL MONEY." The artist's signature, "WRIGHT," is present in the lower-left corner of the illustration. The white mat shows some light discoloration or possible staining in the upper-right corner near the frame, and there may be some dust or glare on the glass from the photographic conditions. The black frame appears to be simple and modern, providing a clean border to the artwork. The overall condition seems good for display, with no significant visible damage to the illustration itself. The style suggests it could be from the mid to late 20th century, possibly a syndicated newspaper cartoon or a magazine illustration, given the observational humor and narrative caption. The craftsmanship lies in the illustrative quality, the expressive character design, and the effective use of black and white tones to convey depth and form.