Don Quixote Lithograph/Print (Attributed to Dalí)

This is a framed art print, likely a lithograph or etching, depicting a dynamic scene of a figure on horseback. The artwork prominently features a stylized representation of Don Quixote, recognizable by his lance and shield, riding a horse composed of swirling lines and abstract forms. The overall style suggests a surrealist or expressionistic approach. The lines are fluid and energetic, with a notable use of circular motifs to convey motion and form, particularly in the horse's body. The print is monochrome, primarily black and white or dark grey on a light background. There's a visible signature in the lower right corner of the print itself, which strongly resembles the distinctive 'Dalí' signature, suggesting it is a work by or attributed to Salvador Dalí. Below this, there appears to be additional text or numbering, although it is not clearly legible from the image. The print is housed within a dark brown wooden frame with a visible grain, possibly mahogany or a similarly dark-toned wood. The frame has a classic, slightly ornate profile. It is matted with a neutral, light brown or tan mat board, providing a visual border between the artwork and the frame. The glass covering the print shows some reflections, indicating it is likely standard framing glass. No significant condition issues like tears, stains on the print, or damage to the frame or mat are discernible from the provided image beyond typical wear consistent with age and display. The craftsmanship of the framing appears to be of good quality, providing suitable protection and presentation for the artwork.