Framed Tulip Still Life Print by Barbara Mock

This is a rectangular framed art piece featuring a floral still life of pink and yellow tulips arranged in a blue and white Chinoiserie-style ceramic planter. The artwork is characterized by a soft, painterly aesthetic with vibrant watercolor-like tones. The composition shows approximately ten tulip blooms in varying stages of opening, set against lush green foliage and yellow excelsior packing material at the base of the plant. The ceramic vessel is a classic footed bowl with floral and lattice motifs in cobalt blue. The piece is signed 'Barbara Mock' in the lower right corner, followed by a copyright symbol, indicating it is likely a mass-produced decorative print rather than an original painting. It is housed in a contemporary gold-finished plastic or wood-composite frame with a textured, beaded inner border and a mottled, metallic outer face. The artwork appears to be protected by glass. Regarding condition, the frame shows no obvious chips or major scratches, though a white price tag or inventory label is visible on the upper left corner. The paper backing or matting shows no visible foxing or water damage, suggesting it has been kept in a dry environment. This style of decorative botanical art was highly popular in the late 20th century (circa 1980s-1990s) for traditional home decor, reflecting a romantic, country-style influence.