Abstract Figurative Painting (Untitled)

This item is an original framed painting, likely executed in acrylic or oil on canvas or board, depicting a whimsical and abstract figurative scene. The composition features three stylized human-like figures, possibly women due to their flowing garments, with small, abstract heads and exaggerated bodies. One figure on the left is large with a voluminous red skirt and appears to be holding a fan. Another figure in the center wears a blue dress with considerable drapery. The third figure on the right seems to be interacting with a light-colored stringed instrument, possibly a guitar, and a red balloon elevated on a stand. Two white stylized animals, resembling dogs or deer, are also present in the foreground; one is standing upright and another is reclined. The color palette is dominated by warm earth tones in the foreground and midground, transitioning to a vibrant yellow and a deep blue horizon, suggesting a desert or arid landscape under a clear sky. The painting displays a clear, intentional use of simplified forms and bold outlines. The visible construction details include a signature in the lower right corner, appearing to be 'G. PORCEL' or similar, although not perfectly clear. The painting is housed within a substantial wooden frame, likely stained a dark brown or mahogany, with a decorative gold-toned inner lip that offers a subtle ornate touch. Between the frame's inner lip and the painting itself, there is a fabric mat, possibly linen or burlap, in a neutral cream or off-white color, which provides visual separation and depth. The overall condition appears good, with no obvious signs of significant damage, tears, or discoloration to the artwork itself. The frame also seems well-preserved, exhibiting only minor signs of wear consistent with age and handling. Given the abstract style and signature, it likely dates from the mid-to-late 20th century to early 21st century. The craftsmanship indicates a professional hand, with clean lines and harmonious color application.