Mid-Century Impressionist White Daisy Floral Oil Painting

This is a horizontal rectangular oil painting on canvas, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century. The artwork features a cluster of white daisies with yellow centers, set against a warm, muted ochre and mustard-toned background. The painting style is Impressionistic, characterized by soft, gestural brushstrokes that prioritize light and texture over rigid anatomical detail. The white flower petals are rendered with thick impasto, creating a tactile, three-dimensional quality against the flatter background. The composition is centered, with subtle green foliage and stems anchoring the blooms. It is housed in a contemporary thin-profile metal floater frame, which features a black interior and a gold or brass-toned outer edge. The frame shows some minor signs of wear along the top edge, consistent with age and handling. A signature is visible in the lower right corner, appearing to read 'Leder' or 'Loder,' though further authentication would be required for artist confirmation. The overall craftsmanship suggests a skilled hand, likely a commercial or decorative gallery artist from the 1960s-1970s era. The piece is well-preserved with no major craquelure or paint loss visible in the photograph.