Framed Southwestern Architectural Landscape Painting/Print

The item is a framed piece of artwork depicting an architectural landscape or cityscape, likely a New Mexico Adobe style scene. The primary subject matter consists of several cubist or semi-abstract buildings rendered in a palette of muted and earthy tones, specifically shades of purple, dark green, and orange. One building features a distinctive yellow chimney-like structure. In the foreground, large, naturalistic rock formations are visible, grounding the more abstract built environment. The background reveals a stylized depiction of mountain ranges, possibly indicating a desert or arid environment. The artwork appears to be a print or a watercolor behind glass, as evidenced by the slight reflections, and is enclosed in a simple, dark brown wooden frame with a visible grain. A white or off-white mat board separates the artwork from the frame, providing visual breathing room. The style suggests a mid-to-late 20th-century aesthetic, possibly influenced by Southwestern art movements. There are no obvious signs of significant damage or wear on the visible surface of the artwork or frame, though minor dust or smudges on the glass are possible given it's a household item. The craftsmanship appears to be standard for framed art, with a clean mat cut and well-fitted frame. No artist's signature or specific markings are discernible from the provided image.