I think Italian watercolor

Hello I just picked this up today and after owning it for two seconds I broke the frame but no worries I have an expert who’s going to fix it for me. The person I bought it from thinks it’s Italian and I googled the name with whatever Spelling I thought it was didn’t find anything so I’m hoping The experts will be able to help . thank you I hope you think she’s a beautiful find and she is a watercolor….

 

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-watercolor-sgn-moberti-497798351
This one looks very similar.

 

It does

 

Thanks and now I have the proper spelling of his name

 

No idea if the artist identification (Roberti) is correct on the print on eBay:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/254233965723?hash=item3b3186749b:g:2tEAAOSwJWFabows

 

I'm not sure of the spelling though they all look like prints I think.

 

I've also found the name identified as: Aurelio M Roberti and Albert Pierre Roberti.

I agree with SIS - it is a print.

 

I’m examined it with a lighted jewelers loop it’s not a print. There’s not a dot to be found

 

Someone who knows printing methods better than I do will probably be along. I know I have one old print that I would have sworn was a watercolor. It doesn't have the dots seen on most modern prints either however when I took it out of the frame I was shocked to find the printing info on the very edge.

 

I’ll have them look at it really good when I have the frame repaired

 

The framers at the repair shop and the water color was removed and examined it’s a painting not a print. And there was a lot of stuff going on underneath that painting so everything is being repaired and put back together

 

I have found 3 identical examples of your picture and one mention of it being a lithographic reproduction of an original watercolor. Traditional lithographs don’t have dots and can be made to look like watercolors.

 

Thank you