Abstract Expressionist Cityscape Painting

This appears to be an Abstract Expressionist painting depicting an urban or city scene, possibly a plaza or street, rendered with loose brushwork and a vibrant color palette. The physical characteristics indicate an oil or acrylic on canvas or board artwork, mounted within a double-frame structure. The inner frame is a narrow, light-colored (possibly white or off-white) wooden or composite material, while the outer frame is a wider, darker wood (likely walnut or a similar tone) with a fabric-covered matting, possibly linen, in a neutral, light beige or gray hue. The dimensions cannot be precisely determined from the image but it appears to be a medium to large-sized horizontal piece. Notable features include impressionistic renditions of structures, possibly buildings with arches and domes, and several elongated, stylized figures or trees in a warm, predominantly orange and red autumnal palette, standing against a background of lighter yellows, creams, and muted blues/grays. The overall technique involves visible brushstrokes, suggesting a spontaneous and expressive approach rather than fine detail. There are no immediately obvious condition issues such as tears or significant paint loss, but reflections on the surface make a definitive assessment challenging. The style points towards a mid-20th century to contemporary period, likely between the 1950s and 1980s, given the abstract expressionist tendencies and color choices. No clear artist's signature or specific markings are discernible from the provided images, which prevents identification of the manufacturer or artist. The quality of craftsmanship is difficult to evaluate without closer inspection of the mounting and painting surface, but the framing suggests a relatively professional presentation. The subject matter of a public space with figures is a common theme in modernist art.