Mid-Century Modern Impressionist Cityscape Painting signed 'Sam Newton'

This is an original oil or acrylic painting on canvas or board, measuring approximately 1185 x 1069 mm including the frame. The artwork depicts an abstract impressionist cityscape, likely the New York City skyline, featuring a rhythmic series of vertical skyscrapers in vibrant shades of red, blue, green, and orange. These structures are reflected in a dark, shimmering body of water in the foreground, creating a balanced horizontal composition. The technique involves heavy impasto and visible expressive brushwork, characteristic of the mid-20th-century modern style (circa 1960s-1970s). The piece is signed in the lower right corner, appearing to read 'SAM NEWTON'. While the name SAM NEWTON is famously associated with the Florida Highwaymen, this particular style is more representative of urban palette knife works found in Mid-Century interiors. The painting is housed in a period-appropriate tiered wooden gallery frame with a grey-wash finish and an off-white linen liner or inner border. The condition appears fair to good; there is visible surface grime consistent with age, and the frame shows minor scuffing and wear on the edges. The canvas shows no immediate signs of sagging or tearing from the forward view, though the linen liner exhibits slight discoloration. The bold use of color and light suggest an artist focused on atmospheric energy rather than architectural precision.