Portrait of an Elderly Man (Possibly 'The Potter') by Jami '77'

This item is a framed portrait painting or print, depicting an elderly man with white hair, rendered in what appears to be a loose, expressive style, possibly acrylic or gouache. The man's face is characterized by visible brushstrokes and a somewhat somber or contemplative expression, with eyes cast downwards. His complexion is rendered with shades of tan, brown, and possibly subtle reds, suggesting age and character. He is depicted wearing a striped garment, possibly a shirt or jacket, with prominent vertical green and dark stripes. The background appears to be an indistinct dark green, perhaps indicating a couch or a soft interior setting. The overall color palette is muted, focusing on greens, browns, and grays for the figure. A notable feature is the signature or inscription in white paint or ink at the bottom left corner, which reads 'Jami '77 The Potter'. This signature suggests the artist's name is Jami, the painting was created in 1977, and 'The Potter' might be the title of the work or a characteristic of the sitter. The item is protected behind glass, which unfortunately causes significant glare in the provided image, obscuring some details, particularly around the top and central portions of the painting. The presence of the frame suggests it is a finished artwork intended for display. The style appears to be modern, likely from the mid to late 20th century, consistent with the '77' in the signature. The condition cannot be fully assessed due to glare and image quality, but no obvious tears or significant paint loss are immediately visible. The craftsmanship appears to be artistic rather than mass-produced, indicative of an individual artist's hand.