Framed Architectural Serigraph of a Mediterranean Palace View

This item is a large-format contemporary art print, likely a serigraph or lithograph, depicting a stylized architectural view through an open window or door. The composition features several distinct panes showing aspects of a fortress or palace, possibly inspired by the Alhambra or similar Moorish architecture. The top panels show golden fortress walls against a deep blue sky, while lower panels reveal a lush garden with orange trees and a traditional courtyard pool. The color palette is rich, dominated by ochre, deep blue, forest green, and earthy browns. The artwork is printed on heavy white paper with visible margins. Notable markings include a handwritten edition number 'EA' (Épreuve d'Artiste) followed by Roman numerals in the bottom left, and a graphite signature in the bottom right corner. The piece is professionally matted in an off-white acid-free mat and housed in a thin gold-toned wood or metal frame. The condition appears fair to good; while the print colors remain vibrant, there is visible moisture staining or foxing on the left side of the white mat board. Reflection on the glass indicates it is standard rather than museum-grade acrylic. The style suggests a late 20th-century origin, approximately 1980-1995, characterized by graphic geometric forms and layered perspectives.