Framed Landscape Painting or Tapestry depicting a Cathedral

This item is a framed piece of wall art, likely a late 20th-century landscape painting or high-quality textile tapestry. The central image features a Gothic-style cathedral or church with a prominent steeple, set within a dense forest of coniferous trees. The color palette is dominated by warm autumnal tones including ochre, amber, and deep browns, suggesting a sunset or misty atmospheric light. The artwork is housed within a multi-layered framing system: an inner rectangular mat with thin white accent lines, followed by a wide, dark-finished wooden frame. The frame features vertical fluting or ribbing along its lower edge, finished in a dark mahogany or black stain with reddish undertones. The overall aesthetic is consistent with the Romanticism or Hudson River School revival styles commonly found in home decor from the 1970s to the 1990s. The piece appears to be in good vintage condition, though the digital image compression makes it difficult to ascertain if signatures or specific maker's marks are present in the lower corners. The craftsmanship of the frame suggests a commercial but sturdy production, intended for traditional residential interiors.