Surrealist Figurative Print with Harp, Nude, Bird, and Jester

This item is a framed print featuring a complex and evocative surrealist composition. The artwork is rendered predominantly in grayscale tones, suggesting a pencil, charcoal, or etching medium, with subtle hints of color, particularly in the jester figure. The central focus is a nude female figure seated on a stool, actively playing a large, intricately designed harp. Her body is proportioned in a somewhat elongated, classical style, and her hair flows dynamically. Perched atop the harp's arch is a stylized bird holding a long, curved object in its beak, and nestled into the harp's curve below the bird is a small, sleeping infant or cherub-like figure. To the right of the harp, a whimsical jester-like character stands, adorned with a large ruffled collar, an elaborate hat, and holding what appears to be a staff or musical instrument. The background includes architectural elements, such as a column and a plain wall, giving the scene a stage-like quality. The print is housed within a mat board, colored in a deep reddish-brown or burgundy, which is itself framed within a broader, lighter brown frame. The condition appears good, with no obvious major damage to the print itself, though the framing shows some potential light wear and there are handwritten notes in blue ink on the white portion of the matting to the right of the artwork, indicating a previous context or labeling. The meticulous detail in the figures, especially the drapery, feathers, and anatomical rendering, suggests a high level of craftsmanship and artistic skill. The imagery combines classical mythological elements (nude, harp, cherub) with more fantastical and allegorical figures (bird with object, jester), placing it firmly within a surrealist or fantastic realist style, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century.