Framed Landscape Needlepoint of a European Church

This item is a large, rectangular framed needlepoint or tapestry depicting a twilight or autumnal forest scene featuring a prominent Gothic-style church or chapel with a tall spire. The central artwork is executed with a warm color palette of ochres, deep greens, and browns, set against a hazy, golden sky. The craftsmanship indicates a significant time investment, with dense, textured stitching throughout the landscape and architectural elements. The artwork is professionally matted with a wide, black mat board accented by thin gold-toned filigree lines that draw the eye toward the center. It is housed in a substantial dark wood frame, likely stained walnut or mahogany with cherry undertones, featuring a fluted or 'reeded' decorative profile along the outer edge. The frame appears to be in good vintage condition, though there are minor scuffs visible along the lower right edge and corner. The assembly suggests a mid-20th-century decorative piece, possibly between 1960 and 1980, known for the popularity of hearthside and landscape needlework. No external signature is visible, suggesting it may be a high-quality hobbyist kit completion or an unsigned boutique piece. The overall presentation is formal and classic, suitable for traditional interior decor.