Neoclassical Garden Landscape Oil Painting in Ornate Rococo-Style Gilt Frame

This is a large-format horizontal oil painting on canvas depicting a romanticized neoclassical garden or terrace scene overlooking a misty coastal landscape. The composition features white stone columns entwined with climbing floral vines, a decorative balustrade, and a stone urn, set against a backdrop of dark cypress trees and lush greenery. The foreground is populated with vibrant red and white flowers. The painting style is representational with soft, moody lighting, evocative of mid-20th-century decorative art. A significant feature is the exceptionally ornate gilt frame, which appears to be made of wood and molded plaster (gesso) with a metallic gold finish. The frame exhibits heavy Rococo-style scrolling acanthus leaves, floral flourishes, and a scalloped inner border. Regarding condition, the frame shows visible signs of age including surface dust and moderate oxidation to the gilding, particularly on the upper horizontal member. There appears to be minor loss to the delicate gesso moldings in the corners typical of its age, which is estimated to be mid-to-late 20th century. The canvas seems stable, though a professionally cleaning would likely reveal brighter pigments under surface grime. No distinct signature is visible in the provided image, suggesting it may be a high-quality studio piece meant for interior design during the Hollywood Regency or mid-century revival periods.