Pair of Framed Mixed Media Cherub Decorations

This is a matching pair of decorative rectangular wall art pieces, likely dating from the mid to late 20th century. Each piece features a central motif of two winged cherubs (or putti), which appears to be a printed reproduction of Raphael\'s famous angels from the Sistine Madonna. The cherubs are set against a patterned, damask-style fabric or textured paper background in beige and white. Surrounding the lower half of the central image are decorative metallic elements, possibly dried and gilded botanical specimens or sculpted foil ornaments, creating a three-dimensional mixed media effect. The frames are constructed of wood or composite material with a deep shadowbox profile, finished in a muted gold or champagne metallic paint. The frame edges feature a beaded or rope-twist decorative molding. Regarding condition, there is visible chipping and wear to the paint on the upper edges and corners of the frames, revealing a darker base material underneath. The interior fabric backing shows signs of age-related discoloration or light foxing. These items represent a traditional, Neoclassical revival style common in household decor from the 1970s-1990s and show signs of handling consistent with many years of display.