Monochrome Port Scene from the 1960s

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A monochromatic, 1960s black-and-white ink drawing of a port building by the sea. The image shows a group of tall, parallel buildings along the shore. The two main buildings in the center of the image have a large, rectangular structure, with the main one featuring many square windows along its two floors, each divided into four smaller panes, with a solid, lined wall extending above them. The building also has a flat, horizontal awning over its entrance, which is supported by thin poles and appears to be made of glass or reflective material. A cylindrical sign with a white circle and a black cross is attached to a pole in front of the building. The building to its left is also rectangular but shorter, with a few small windows. In front of the buildings, people are leisurely strolling along a wide path, looking relaxed and in no hurry as cars are parked in front of the buildings. A prominent male figure, possibly an artist, is standing on the docks looking at the sea, with his arms behind his back, positioned in the lower right corner, drawing attention to a small boat in the foreground as well as several docked boats in the distance, including a sailing boat with two masts surrounded by light fishing vessels and