Portrait of an Elderly Man Smoking a Pipe

This is a rectangular, vertically oriented portrait of an elderly man with a long white beard and a red cap, depicted in a three-quarter view. The man is shown smoking a wooden pipe, with a faint trail of smoke visible. He is wearing a light-colored, possibly cream or white, garment. The artwork appears to be a print or a lithograph on paper or textured board, framed within a decorative dark wood frame. The frame features a carved, scalloped outer edge and a smooth inner border with a subtle golden or bronze-toned fillet. The color palette is dominated by warm earth tones, with the vibrant red of the cap serving as a focal point against the muted, yellowish-beige background. Regarding condition, the frame shows several visible scuffs and small chips along the left and right outer edges, though the artwork itself appears relatively preserved behind a protective surface, likely glass. There is a small dark mark or indentation visible on the far right inner edge of the frame. The style is reminiscent of late 19th or early 20th-century character studies or European genre painting, often popular in home decor during the mid-20th century. No obvious artist signature or manufacturer marks are visible in the provided image, but the quality of the print suggests a mass-produced decorative item rather than an original oil painting.