Twin Peaks of Cali surrealist ski art print

This item is a vintage surrealist art print that cleverly juxtaposes human anatomy with a winter landscape. The central image features a nude female torso, seen from an angled, low perspective where the breasts and hips are stylized to resemble snow-covered mountain peaks. A small figure of a skier is superimposed onto the lower right breast, trailing lines like ski tracks across the skin. The color palette is dominated by soft blues, deep grays, and the warm flesh tones of the subject, which take on a luminescent quality against the dark background. The lighting is focused, casting soft shadows that emphasize the organic curves and mimic the undulations of a mountain range. The print appears to be on paper with a noticeable grain or texture, exhibiting a yellowed patina along the bottom border consistent with age. Handwritten inscriptions are visible in pencil on the bottom margin: the title "Twin Peaks de Cali" is on the left, and a signature that appears to read "Elward of California" is on the right. The work is likely from the mid-20th century, approximately the 1950s or 60s, reflecting the humorous erotic-surrealist style of that era. Condition issues include slight yellowing and potential minor foxing near the edges, though it is currently protected within a mat.