Watercolor Landscape of Prague Charles Bridge and Castle

This item is a framed watercolor painting on paper depicting a scenic view of Prague, specifically featuring the Charles Bridge in the foreground and the Prague Castle complex on the horizon. The medium appears to be watercolor with possible fine-liner or ink detailing, characterized by soft, blended washes of pink, mauve, and earthy browns in the sky and water, contrasted with more defined architectural strokes on the stone bridge. The composition utilizes a wide-angle perspective, capturing the Vltava River with small boats and the iconic gothic statues lining the bridge. The art is housed in a double-framed presentation: an inner gold-toned fillet or thin frame, followed by a cream-colored mat, and an outer wide black wooden or composite frame. Visible condition issues include significant rippling or waving of the paper substrate within the matting, suggesting it may not be mounted to an acid-free board or has been exposed to humidity changes. There are no immediately visible signatures or dates in the provided lower corners, though they may be obscured by the matting. The style represents contemporary topographical or travel art, likely dating from the late 20th to early 21st century. The craftsmanship shows a competent use of wet-on-wet techniques to achieve atmospheric perspective.