info on a print?  

Paul Klee
Looks like Paul Klee signature. And style. Nice find.

Seaside Resort in the South of France 1927 Südfranzösisches Seebad
Seaside Resort in the South of France 1927
Südfranzösisches Seebad
Obviously slow day in work for me today. 🙂
http://www.tate.org.uk/servlet/ViewWork?cgroupid=999999961&workid=20844&...

Me too, Cedara !
Here are the Tate image and Chrome's image, at the same scale. Note interesting differences in color.
Tate caption: Pencil, crayon and watercolour on paper on board
support: 327 x 488 mm
on paper, unique
Thus -- not a print, but an original work ? One can see the irregular outline of the paper, mounted on board, with the title line printed (?) on the board. In Chrome's print, this paper outline is printed ? Thus, not a "print" but a reproduction of the original, with some color altered -- by the artist ?

On second thought
the color difference would be accounted for by the lack of magenta in the reproduction -- from sunlight fading, presumably.
I like the faded example quite well !

thanks for all the info
It's a lovely little print. Let me now go and get it properly framed and put it up somewhere...
Stew
x

reproduction
not a print.

My mother-
the-printmaker made sure to inform me of the difference between a print (a hand-made impression on good paper, created or supervised by the artist) and a (photographic) reproduction -- which is so commonly called a "print."
Reproductions of fine art -- like this one -- are not to be dismissed; they have brought the work of genius to many more viewers than could the originals, hanging in museums or private collections. But the terms are not interchangeable . . .