Mid-Century Stylized Portrait of a Woman

This item is an original painting, or a high-quality reproduction of a painting, depicting a stylized female figure in a mid-century modern or Cubist-adjacent aesthetic. The composition features a woman with an elongated face tilted at an angle, characteristic of early 20th-century avant-garde influences. She is depicted wearing a dark, possibly black, wide-lapelled jacket over a patterned blouse or scarf featuring a geometric, diamond-like motif in ochre and black. Her features are simplified: almond-shaped eyes, a slender nose, and small lips, with a singular pearl or circular earring providing a focal point of light. The color palette is dominantly muted, utilizing earthy tones, greys, and blacks, which suggests an influence from the School of Paris or artists like Modigliani and Matisse. The work is housed in a substantial, possibly wooden, frame with a visible inner border that appears to be finished in a neutral or metallic tone. There are significant reflections across the surface of the image, suggesting the work is protected by glass. This protective glazing makes it difficult to ascertain the exact medium, though it appears to be oil or gouache based on the flat application of color and lack of canvas texture. No signatures or date marks are clearly visible from this angle, but the style suggests a creation period between 1940 and 1960. The condition appears stable within the frame, though the glare on the glass obscures minor details of potential surface patina or craquelure.