Tonalist Landscape Painting in Gilt Frame

This is an original landscape painting, likely oil or acrylic on canvas or board, executed in a Tonalist or late Impressionist style. The composition features a foreground meadow of white wildflowers beneath a stand of tall, ethereal purple-hued trees. The background shows hints of water and a hazy sky in shades of blue and teal. Several small, indistinct figures are visible amidst the trees, adding a sense of scale and narrative. The palette is dominated by atmospheric violets, blues, and muted greens. The artwork is housed in a substantial, classically styled gilt wood or composition frame with a wide beveled profile and subtle corner ornamentation. The frame shows some minor surface wear and age-related patina, consistent with a late 19th or early 20th-century piece or a high-quality vintage reproduction. A signature appears in the lower right corner, though it is not fully legible from the provided image. The paint application appears layered with soft transitions, suggesting a high level of craftsmanship aiming for a mood-driven, pensive aesthetic rather than strict realism.