Framed Watercolor Painting of Point Pleasant Train Station

This item is an original watercolor painting depicting the historic Point Pleasant, New Jersey train station. The artwork is rendered in a traditional, representational style, showcasing the Victorian Gothic architecture of the red-brick station building, complete with its prominent clock tower and steep-pitched roof. The color palette is dominated by earthy reds, muted greys in the overcast sky, and natural greens from the surrounding foliage. The foreground features the railroad tracks, while several small figures are visible on the platform, suggesting a lived-in, atmospheric scene. The painting is professionally presented in a double mat—a subtle blue-grey over an inner cream bevel—and housed in a thin, metallic gold-toned frame under glass. Based on its stylistic qualities and the framing materials, the piece likely dates from the late 20th century. The brushwork shows a confident hand, particularly in the rendering of architectural shadows and the soft, blended textures of the clouds. While the condition appears good from the image, there is minor dust under the glass and some slight aging to the frame's finish. No visible artist signature is clearly identifiable at this distance, but the level of detail indicates professional-grade craftsmanship.