Mid-20th Century Lithographic Print of Saint Joseph and the Christ Child

This appears to be a chromolithographic print depicting Saint Joseph holding the Christ Child. Saint Joseph is shown with his traditional attributes: a beard, a staff, and white lilies, symbolizing purity and his role as the Virgin Mary's chaste spouse. The Christ Child, seated on Joseph's lap, holds a globus cruciger, a symbol of Christ's dominion over the world, often featuring a cross, though here it appears as a globe. Both figures have halos rendered as decorative concentric circles, a common motif in popular religious prints to denote sanctity. The print is housed in a simple, machine-made wooden frame, likely pine or a similar softwood, with a grooved or reeded profile.