Framed Watercolor Print of a City Skyline

This item is a framed print, likely a reproduction of a watercolor painting, depicting a panoramic city skyline along a waterfront. The print itself is rendered in subtle, muted tones dominated by blues, grays, and soft reds/browns for the buildings, suggesting a watercolor medium. The skyline features a variety of architectural styles, including multi-story buildings, some appearing modern and others more traditional with classical elements like columns. There are prominent historical structures such as what appears to be a church steeple and a tall ship mast visible on the right side of the composition, indicating a port city. A body of water occupies the foreground, reflecting the sky and parts of the cityscape. Several boats or ships are visible on the water near the left side of the composition, further suggesting a bustling port area. The print is housed within a light gray, possibly distressed or weathered, wooden frame with a visible grain. Reflections on the glass cover the print, making it difficult to discern fine details or potential signatures/markings directly on the artwork, though a faint signature is suggested in the lower right corner and potentially the lower left. The print is matted with a wide, white matte board, providing a clean border around the artwork. The overall impression is one of a scenic vista, perhaps a historical or contemporary depiction of a well-known city like Charleston, SC, given the architecture and waterfront setting. The condition appears good, with no obvious damage to the frame or matte visible, though the reflections obscure a full assessment of the print's surface.