Cubist / Futurist Style Cathedral Art Print

This item is a framed art print, likely a reproduction, depicting a church or cathedral in a Cubist or Futurist style. The primary colors in the artwork are muted blues, tans, and browns, with stark angular lines and geometric shapes composing the architectural elements. The composition features tall spires and what appear to be twin bell towers connected by an archway, characteristic of grand European cathedrals. The foreground shows a sparse urban setting with small, silhouetted figures suggesting a street or plaza, adding a sense of scale to the massive building. The overall artistic style uses fractured planes and multiple perspectives, giving the impression of movement or analysis of form, common in early 20th-century avant-garde movements. The print itself appears to be in good condition with no immediately visible tears, creases, or significant discoloration. There might be some slight fading consistent with age, or this could be part of the print's original toned aesthetic. It is housed in a simple, dark brown wooden frame, possibly stained oak or walnut, with a visible grain. The frame features a slight bevel or rounded edge. Inside the frame, a wide, off-white or cream-colored mat surrounds the artwork, providing separation and enhancing the visual presentation. The mat has a textured surface, possibly linen or a similar fabric-like finish, and shows some subtle signs of wear or light soiling around the inner edge adjacent to the print. The corners of the mat are clean and precisely cut. The entire piece is under glass, which shows minimal glare in the provided image, suggesting it may be regular glass rather than museum quality. The construction of the frame appears competent, with tight corners, indicating decent craftsmanship for a mass-produced or custom frame.