Jovial Friar with Wine Glass Framed Print

This is a framed art print depicting an elderly, jovial friar or monk in traditional brown robes, holding a small glass of reddish liquid, likely wine or a similar beverage. He is shown with a contented, perhaps ecstatic, expression, clutching his chest with his left hand as if savoring the drink. His white, wispy hair and wrinkled face suggest age and experience. The color palette of the print is rich but somewhat subdued, leaning towards earthy tones for the robes and warm tones for the skin. The print is housed within a dark wood frame with ornate carved details, particularly noticeable at the corners, which appear to be in a generally good condition but might show minor signs of wear consistent with age, such as small chips or scuffs. The print is protected by glass, which reflects light from a nearby window blind, creating glare in the image. There is a light-colored mat board, likely cream or beige, with a gold inner border that separates the print from the frame. The overall style suggests an early to mid-20th-century aesthetic, possibly a reproduction of a popular painting. The craftsmanship of the frame indicates a standard level of quality for mass-produced decorative art of that period.