Framed Reproduction Print of Van Gogh's 'Houses at Auvers'

The item is a framed art print, likely a reproduction of Vincent van Gogh's 'Houses at Auvers' (or a similar landscape from his Auvers-sur-Oise period). The print is housed within a multi-layered frame structure. The outermost frame is a simple, rectangular profile made of a material that appears to be wood or a composite, finished in a metallic gold or brass tone. It shows a smooth, slightly reflective surface. Inside this outer frame, there is a wide, light blue matboard or liner, which effectively separates the print from the frame and adds depth. The blue mat has a smooth, matte finish. The print itself exhibits the characteristic impasto brushwork and vibrant color palette associated with Van Gogh, depicting a rural scene with houses nestled among trees, under a dynamic sky. The brushstrokes, though printed, convey a sense of texture and movement. The color tones are predominantly greens, blues, and grays, with touches of warmer earth tones in the foreground. In the lower right corner of the print, what appears to be a small, circular, metallic medallion or authentication seal is affixed, possibly indicating the origin of the print or a limited edition. The print is protected by a clear glazing, likely glass or acrylic, which exhibits some glare from ambient lighting, indicating it is reflective. There are no immediately visible signs of significant wear or damage to the frame or the print; the overall condition appears good, consistent with a display piece. The style period is Post-Impressionism, as it is a reproduction of a work by a master of this period, dating the original work to the late 19th century.