Marc Chagall Style Floral Bouquet with Figures and Animals

The item is a framed art print, likely a lithograph, featuring a floral still life with additional figurative and allegorical elements characteristic of Marc Chagall's style. The central motif is a large, vibrant bouquet of flowers, primarily rendered in shades of blue and red, contained within a patterned vase. The background of the print includes faint architectural elements, suggesting a village or townscape, and celestial bodies. Notable distinguishing features include a leaping or flying animal, possibly a donkey or horse, in the upper left, and a small bird in the upper right. To the lower right of the vase, two figures, possibly a couple, are depicted in an embracing or close posture. The overall color palette is bright yet soft, typical of lithographic printing, with visible brushstroke-like textures suggesting a watercolor or gouache original. The print appears to be matted with a light cream or off-white mat board, bordered by a thin pink or rose-colored line and an inner light blue line, providing a visual separation from the image. The print itself exhibits some signs of age, with possible slight discoloration or foxing visible, though this is difficult to ascertain definitively from the image quality. There are no obvious tears, creases, or significant damage visible through the glass. The artwork is housed within a substantial wooden frame, which features an intricately carved or embossed pattern along its outer edge, suggesting a decorative or traditional style. The wood appears to have a medium to dark brown finish, possibly with an aged patination. There are visible reflections on the glass, indicating that the print is protected behind a sheet of glass or acrylic. The frame shows some minor wear consistent with age, particularly along its edges and corners, but no major chips or breaks are apparent. The overall presentation suggests a piece from the mid-20th century, highly influenced by or directly attributed to the Modern Art era, specifically the works of Marc Chagall.