Framed Reproduction Print of François Boucher's 'The Sleeping Shepherdess' with Integrated Box

The item is a framed reproduction print of 'The Sleeping Shepherdess' by François Boucher, housed within what appears to be a small, possibly decorative, box. The print itself depicts a Rococo pastoral scene with a shepherdess asleep, accompanied by a male figure and a dog, set against a naturalistic backdrop of trees and foliage. The colors appear somewhat muted, suggesting age or a particular printing style, with dominant hues of earthy browns, greens, and soft pastels for the figures' attire. The print is enclosed under glass within a rectangular frame. The frame is constructed of wood, painted or stained to resemble a dark, aged bronze or brass, and features a repetitive, ornate molded pattern along its inner perimeter, giving it a classical or antique aesthetic. The overall dimensions of the framed print are not precisely discernible but appear to be relatively small, perhaps suitable for a tabletop display or as a decorative accent. One notable characteristic is that the frame seems to be the lid of a shallow box, which is partially open in the image, revealing an empty interior cavity. This suggests its dual function as a decorative piece and a storage container, possibly for jewelry or trinkets. The visible condition issues include some dust accumulation on the frame and glass, and slight wear along the edges of the frame consistent with handling and age. There are no clear maker's marks or signatures visible on the print or frame from the provided image. Given the subject matter and style (Rococo), this print is likely a 20th-century reproduction, possibly from the mid-century, aiming to emulate an older aesthetic. The craftsmanship of the frame appears to be of standard quality for a decorative item of this type, with no obvious signs of high-end artistry.