Rural River Landscape Print with Figure

This is a framed print featuring a rural landscape scene rendered in monochrome, appearing to be black and white or sepia-toned. The print depicts a winding dirt path leading to a river or body of water, where a small building, possibly a house or barn with a sloped roof, is situated near the water's edge. A small rowboat is visible pulled up onto the bank. The scene is framed by trees, with a large, mature tree featured prominently on the left side. There appears to be a figure, possibly two figures, walking along the path towards the water. The style suggests a realistic or naturalist approach to landscape art. The print is housed in a simple, black frame. There is a visible signature in the lower right corner, although the name is difficult to decipher from the image. There also appears to be a small inscription or number in the lower left corner beneath the image itself. The print is behind glass, which causes some reflection. The condition of the print itself is not fully discernible due to the glare and the quality of the image, but there are no obvious signs of significant damage like tears or creases visible through the frame. The subject matter suggests a possible date in the late 19th or early 20th century, though it could be a more contemporary print in a traditional style. The overall impression is of a tranquil, rustic scene.