Framed European Nocturne Street Scene Print with 'TABAC' Sign

This item is a framed print, likely a lithograph or etching, depicting a European street scene at night. The artwork itself features tall buildings with steeply pitched roofs and numerous windows, some with shutters. The architectural style suggests a setting in France or central Europe, reinforced by the visible 'TABAC' sign on one of the buildings, indicating a tobacco shop. A central church or tower steeple is visible in the background, adding depth to the composition. The sky is dark blue or black, dotted with faint stars, giving the impression of nighttime. The street is cobblestone or paved with uneven stones, and there appears to be a fountain or small monument in the foreground. The colors are muted, primarily blues, grays, and browns, with touches of warmth on the building facades. The print is housed in a substantial gold-colored wooden frame with a decorative, possibly carved, inner edge and a smooth, slightly rounded outer profile. The frame exhibits a rich, antique-style finish. The print is matted with a wide, off-white or cream-colored mat board, providing a significant border around the image and setting it off from the frame. The visibility of the print's corners suggests it might be float-mounted or positioned to reveal the full sheet. The overall condition appears good; no significant damage or discoloration is immediately apparent on the print or the mat, though the frame shows some minor wear consistent with age, such as slight scuffs or nicks on the gold finish. A small, handwritten label is affixed to the bottom right of the mat, possibly indicating the artist's name (partially visible as 'PAUL FORSECK' or similar) and potentially the title or edition number. The craftsmanship of the framing seems professional, indicative of a quality presentation. This piece likely dates from the early to mid-20th century.