Mixed media artwork on wood depicting a Parisian street scene

This piece appears to be a mid-to-late 20th century decorative artwork depicting a romanticized Parisian street scene with characteristic architecture, storefronts, and period details. The mixed media technique combining painting and dimensional elements on wood was popular during the 1960s-1980s for creating textured, nostalgic cityscapes that appealed to tourists and collectors of European scenes. Such artworks became widely produced as decorative pieces celebrating iconic European cities, particularly Paris, capturing the charm of historic neighborhoods with their distinctive buildings, cafes, and street life. These pieces remain popular among collectors of vintage travel art, Francophile enthusiasts, and those seeking nostalgic European decor. The dimensional quality and craftsmanship of the wood construction adds tactile interest beyond a simple painting, making it appealing to collectors who appreciate folk art techniques and three-dimensional wall art from this era.