Seascape Still Life Painting of Shells and Driftwood

This is a horizontal rectangular painting, likely acrylic or oil on canvas or board, depicting a coastal scene. The composition features a variety of sea shells, including a large conch, a murex, and smaller spiral shells, resting on a sandy shore alongside a small starfish and a piece of weathered driftwood. The foreground shows the edge of the ocean with white-capped crashing waves rendered with impasto-like texture. The color palette is dominated by warm earth tones, sandy beiges, muted pinks, and browns, contrasted against the dark, foamy blues of the water. The beach is textured with speckled patterns to simulate sand granules. There is a stylized signature in red in the lower right corner, which appears to read 'L. Daniel' or a similar variation. The artwork is framed in a simple dark wooden or composite frame with a triple-stripe border detail. The style is representational with elements of mid-to-late 20th-century decorative art, displaying moderate craftsmanship with a focus on commercial appeal. Condition appears excellent with no visible tears or significant fading, though minor edge wear on the frame is noted. This piece is characteristic of 'couch art' or mass-produced decorative landscapes popular between 1970 and 1990.