Impressionistic Painting of a Woman in a Landscape with Gilded Frame

This item is an oil painting depicting a lone woman in a serene, natural landscape. The woman, rendered in what appears to be an impressionistic style, is seen from a side/rear angle, wearing a light-colored, possibly white or pink, long dress and a wide-brimmed straw hat. She is holding what might be a book or a parasol in her hands. The landscape features a body of water (possibly a river or lake) in the mid-ground, with fields of wild flowers in the foreground and distant hills or trees under a light, possibly cloudy, sky. The brushstrokes are visibly textured and robust, particularly in the grass and floral elements, suggesting impasto techniques. The overall color palette is muted with earthy tones of greens, browns, and golds, contrasted with the lighter hues of the woman's attire and the sky. The painting is housed in a substantial, ornate gilded frame, likely made of wood with gesso and gold leaf or gold paint. The frame features intricate rococo-style scrolling and floral motifs at the corners and along the edges, adding to the decorative appeal of the piece. While no specific artist's signature or maker's marks are visible in the provided image, the style suggests a late 19th to early 20th-century aesthetic, possibly influenced by Impressionism or Post-Impressionism. Visible condition issues on the painting include some surface dirt and possible crazing or cracking in the paint layer, particularly noticeable in the sky area. The frame exhibits some wear typical of its age, such as minor chips to the gilding, especially on the raised decorative elements, and possibly some darkening or tarnishing of the gold finish. The quality of the brushwork is amateur to semi-professional, focusing more on atmospheric effect than sharp detail.