Textured Painting of a Mediterranean/Village Scene

This item is an oil or acrylic painting depicting a vibrant village scene, likely Mediterranean or Latin American in origin, characterized by its heavily textured surface. The artwork is housed within a simple, narrow, light-colored wooden frame with a subtle golden hue, suggesting a traditional presentation. The painting itself features distinct brushstrokes and impasto techniques, giving a three-dimensional quality to the architectural elements and landscape. The composition is dominated by white or cream-colored stucco buildings with prominent, bright red terracotta-tiled roofs. One building in the foreground has a large, arched golden-yellow wooden door, and several windows with dark interiors are visible, some with small figures or objects. The ground is rendered in rich, warm tones of yellow and orange, suggesting dry earth or sand. In the mid-ground, a dark-colored animal, possibly a donkey or mule, is depicted alongside a figure in light-colored attire, carrying something on their head. Another smaller figure in purple is visible on the left side. A stone well or low wall structure appears in the foreground. The sky is a light blue, and dark green or black foliage, possibly cypress trees, frames the upper right portion of the scene. The overall style suggests a folk art or naive art influence, combined with a modernist approach to texture. The visible condition appears good, with no obvious signs of damage, tears, or significant discoloration, though the resolution of the image makes fine detail assessment difficult. The frame also appears intact without major dings or scratches. The age is estimated to be mid to late 20th century, given the style and common use of heavy texture in that period. There are no visible artist signatures or other markings discernible from the provided image, which would be crucial for a definitive appraisal.