Courtship by the Sea-Side Engraving/Print

This item is a framed monochrome print or engraving titled "COURTSHIP BY THE SEA-SIDE." The visual depicts a scene with several figures, likely a fishing community, on a beach or seaside setting. There are at least five figures visible: two women seated on what appears to be driftwood or an old boat hull, one actively knitting; another woman seated further back, possibly with a child; and an individual (likely male) also seated on the driftwood. A fifth woman is leaning on a low object in the foreground, looking upwards with a pensive expression. The background features a sloping hill or dune and what might be a small dwelling or structure. Two large woven baskets are visible in the foreground near the seated woman. The style appears to be a realistic or genre scene. The print is housed within a wooden frame, which shows signs of wear, particularly along the bottom edge where the wood appears chipped or distressed. The print itself is under glass, which reflects light from an external source, obscuring some details in the center. The print text 'COURTSHIP BY THE SEA-SIDE' is clearly legible along the bottom center edge of the image. On the right side, there appears to be a smaller inscription, possibly a publisher or artist credit, which is difficult to fully discern but might begin with 'C. DIXIE' or similar. The overall condition of the print appears good, apart from the reflective glare, although the glass and frame exhibit some age and minor damage. The monochrome palette, typical of engravings or lithographs from the 19th century, suggests an estimated age from the Victorian era.