Help Identifying artwork and frame

[rrliquidators_lee]

Can anyone help me identify this particular piece of artwork, including the artist, date, and potential value. Also, any inforamion on the frame woquld also be whelpful! Thanks so much!

[Anonymous]

Is this a print or an original painting? Any signature? Could we see the back?

[melda58]

The frame is a fairly traditional design and may date from the 1920's or so.  To my eye, the frame and the picture are not compatible,  but that's me.  It's hard to tell if you have a print or a painting.   I can't tell if there is a signature, but if so, you should post a close up of it. 

Rita

[maxine*j]

The bluishness is typical of faded photo-offset but, really, I just can't tell from the photos what it is -- reproduction on paper, painting on canvas, what..?   Sorry.

[mountaingigi]

Yep ... looks like a faded print.

[sonomabarn67]

Yes, take some better close ups.. If a real painting, it a stretched canvas or on board? Take a picture of one of the corners on the back. Any writing on the back? Take a picure. Any labels on the back? Take a picture.

[debora_34_]

Appears to be a decorative textured print.

Debora

[rrliquidators_lee]

It is a print, no doubt about that. I was just curious if the print was from a recognized painting. Thank you so much. What leads you to believe the frame is that old?