Watercolor or Print of a European Riverside Scene

This item appears to be an old watercolor painting or a colored print depicting a scenic European riverside landscape. The artwork features a cream-colored building with a distinctive reddish-brown tiled roof, possibly a traditional house or a mill, situated on the bank of a placid body of water. Lush green trees with varied foliage and trunk patterns dominate both sides of the composition, with one particularly large, gnarled tree on the right side. In the background, a stone arch bridge spans the water, hinting at a distant town or pathway. The sky above is a pale blue with wispy white cloud formations. The water reflects the surrounding environment, including the architecture and trees, creating a sense of depth and tranquility. The color palette is subdued, utilizing greens, browns, blues, and creams, characteristic of many landscape paintings from the late 19th or early 20th century. The visible borders suggest it might be matted or framed, though the frame itself is only partially visible and appears to be a simple, light-colored wooden or cardboard frame. There are faint smudges or discolorations on the white border area, indicating age and handling. A signature, partially illegible but possibly 'Piron' or similar, is visible in the lower right corner, and what appears to be a number or inscription '55' is in the lower left. The artistic style suggests a detailed yet impressionistic approach to capturing light and atmosphere, typical of a landscape art from the 'Old' context provided, likely dating from the early to mid-20th century. The craftsmanship, particularly the blending of colors and depiction of reflections, suggests a degree of skill, whether it's an original watercolor or a high-quality print.