Framed Watercolor Painting of Indigenous Figures on Horseback

This item is a framed watercolor painting depicting a group of indigenous figures, some on horseback, traversing a snowy or dusty landscape. The central figure is mounted on a brown horse, viewed from behind, wrapped in a striped blanket of blue and white. Several other figures in traditional clothing, predominantly in earthy tones like red-brown and beige, are walking alongside or ahead. The background is a soft, muted wash of pale blues and grays, suggesting a vast, possibly cold or hazy environment. The watercolor medium gives the painting a delicate and somewhat ethereal quality, with soft edges and blended colors. The overall palette is subdued, focusing on natural hues. There are no discernible maker's marks or signatures visible in the provided image. The painting is housed under glass within a matted frame. The frame itself appears to be a two-tone design, featuring a thin inner gold-colored metal or gilded strip closest to the artwork, followed by a wider middle matting section (color appears light beige or off-white), and an outer dark brown wooden frame. The visible condition of the painting itself appears generally good, though there are reflections on the glass suggesting it has not been removed from its frame. The frame shows some slight wear, particularly the darker outer section, though it is not significant damage. The composition suggests a narrative or genre scene, possibly depicting a journey or migration. The style points towards a 20th-century artistic hand, possibly mid to late 20th century, given the soft watercolor technique and thematic content.