Coastal Pelican and Pier Framed Watercolor Print

This rectangular landscape-oriented artwork features a coastal scene centered around a brown pelican perched atop a weathered wooden pylon. In the background, a long wooden fishing pier extends into the sea, leads to a gabled pavilion structure, and is flanked by a single palm tree on the right shore. Tiny silhouettes of gulls populate the sky, which contains soft, cloud-like wash details. The piece is likely a watercolor or a high-quality lithographic print of a watercolor original, evidenced by the translucent layering of colors and fine pen-and-ink linework for detail. The palette is dominated by muted earth tones, browns, and grays, set against a pale off-white background. A signature, which appears to be 'Terrie See', is visible in the bottom right corner of the artwork. The custom framing includes a double mat: a thick outer navy blue mat with a thin gold-toned inner reveal, providing depth and contrast. The frame itself is a light, natural-finish oak or pine wood with a rounded profile. The condition appears fair to good; while the artwork seems protected behind glass, there is slight visible waviness to the paper (cockling), and the wooden frame shows minor scuff marks consistent with age and previous handling. This style is typical of late 20th-century coastal decor, approximately circa 1980s-1990s.