Impressionistic Rural Landscape with Stone Bridge and River

This is an original oil (or possibly acrylic) painting on a rectangular canvas, executed in an impressionistic style. The composition features a prominent stone arched bridge spanning a tranquil river that flows toward the viewer. On the right bank, a two-story white house with a reddish-brown roof and dark shutters is nestled among lush green trees. Two figures appear to be crossing the bridge, while two small white birds, possibly ducks, are visible on the left grassy bank. The color palette is dominated by earthy greens, deep river blues, and muted browns, with visible, textured brushstrokes that suggest movement in the water and foliage. The lighting suggests an overcast day or late afternoon. While a specific signature is not immediately legible in the lower corners in this lighting, the work reflects a mid-to-late 20th-century aesthetic. The canvas appears to be unframed with some minor edge wear and surface grime consistent with age. The craftsmanship displays a confident handle of light and pastoral atmosphere, typical of a professional or highly skilled amateur artist working in the regionalist or impressionist tradition.