Post-Impressionist Style Still Life with Fruit and Pitchers

This is an original oil or acrylic painting on panel or canvas, depicting a vibrant still life composition. The central focus is a blue scalloped glass comport or pedestal bowl filled with fruit, including grapes and a yellow pear, flanked by two brown ceramic pitchers. In the foreground, there are peeled orange segments and a cluster of bright yellow bananas. The artwork is characterized by bold, expressive brushwork and a warm color palette dominated by ochre, gold, and earthy browns, contrasted against the cool blue of the glassware. The painting is signed in the lower right corner, appearing to read 'Lenn' or 'Leon' in a stylized script. The piece is housed in a substantial, decorative molded wood frame with a metallic bronze or dark gold finish, featuring a fine repeating wave-pattern inner border and a ribbed outer profile. The style suggests a mid-to-late 20th-century creation, possibly by an amateur or semi-professional artist, influenced by Folk Art or Post-Impressionist movements. The condition appears stable, though there is a slight accumulation of dust and minor surface wear typical of a vintage decorative piece of its age. The frame exhibits minor scuffing on the corners, but remains structurally sound with a pleasing aged patina.