New Orleans French Quarter Architecture Lithograph

This is a framed vertical art print representing a street scene in the French Quarter of New Orleans, likely dating from the mid-20th century. The artwork is characterized by its sketch-like, illustrative quality, utilizing a limited color palette of terracotta red, muted grey-blues, and black ink linework on a cream-colored paper ground. The composition features a perspective-driven view of historic buildings with their signature wrought-iron balconies and tall shutters, flanked by a tall, stylized vine-covered wall on the right. The print appears to be a mass-produced lithograph or commercial illustration intended for home decor. The frame is a wide, mitered wooden moulding with a warm reddish-brown finish that shows several visible scuffs and indentations, particularly along the lower edge and right side, indicative of average age-related wear. There is no visible matting, and the paper shows some slight rippling beneath the glass. While no signature is immediately visible in this view, the style is reminiscent of souvenir art from the 1960s or 70s. The overall craftsmanship suggests a decorative retail item rather than a fine arts gallery piece, but it retains a nostalgic mid-century aesthetic charm.