Woman Playing Piano Print (likely John G. Smith)

This item is a framed decorative print, likely a photomechanical reproduction, depicting a woman seated at a grand piano. The print is housed in a simple, possibly wooden, rectangular frame with a somewhat distressed or antiqued light-colored finish, possibly a cream or pale gold. The frame has visible wear along its edges and corners, suggesting age and handling. The image itself features a woman in a flowing, light-colored (possibly peach or pale yellow) gown, seated with her back partially to the viewer, focused on playing the piano. The piano appears to be a white or very light-colored grand piano, adorned with a large bouquet of light-colored roses on its top. Another smaller floral arrangement is visible in the lower left foreground. The background suggests an elegant interior setting, with draped curtains and possibly other furnishings, although details are somewhat obscured by the print's quality and age. A signature, 'John G. Smith', is visible in the lower right corner, indicating the artist of the original work this print reproduces. The print exhibits some signs of discoloration or fading, consistent with an older print, and there might be some surface dirt or haziness. The style appears to be representational and somewhat romanticized, typical of mid-20th-century decorative art. The craftsmanship of the frame is basic, and the print's quality suggests it was intended for mass-market decorative purposes rather than fine art. The visible condition issues, such as frame wear and print aging, will impact its overall aesthetic and value.