Unidentified Art Print: 'Celebration at Sea' or 'Arrival'

This item is a framed art print or lithograph depicting a vibrant scene of a crowd, possibly celebrating an arrival or journey's end at sea. The print is housed within a simple, dark brown wooden frame, which appears to have a slightly distressed or natural wood grain finish. The visible borders of the print within the frame are white, acting as a mat. The artwork itself is characterized by bold, somewhat abstracted figures and a simplified color palette, giving it a somewhat expressionistic or folk art feel. The primary colors used are earthy tones: greens, yellows, browns, and grays, with accents of black, white, and a muted red/orange. The scene features a multitude of individuals, many with dark hair and expressive faces, looking upwards or towards a central activity. In the upper portion, two figures in what appear to be naval or merchant marine uniforms are prominent, one holding a bottle that suggests a celebration, possibly champagne. Below them, a densely packed group includes women, some holding infants, and children. The background suggests a maritime setting, with elements that could be ship railings or a boat hull. The style suggests a mid-20th century to late 20th-century aesthetic. The print shows signs of age, with some slight discoloration or toning visible on the white border of the print. A signature is visible in the lower right corner, appearing to be 'Millet' or 'Milliet', which would be crucial for artist identification. There's also a handwritten number '2' near the celebratory bottle. The overall condition appears good given its age, with no obvious tears or significant damage visible on the print itself, though minor surface wear might be present on the frame consistent with handling and display.