Painting of a Stone and Brick Building with Garden and Bell

This is an original oil or acrylic painting on canvas, depicting a charming residential or institutional building with a vibrant garden scene. The building features an interesting architectural mix of red brick and what appears to be fieldstone or rough-cut stone at its base, giving it a sturdy and rustic feel. A prominent chimney rises from the brick section of the roof. The roof itself is dark-colored, likely shingled, and has visible angles suggesting a gable or hip roof structure. White shutters adorn some of the windows. In the foreground, a detailed landscape of lush green foliage and brightly colored blooming shrubs dominates the lower portion of the painting. Predominant are large bushes with deep red flowers, possibly azaleas or rhododendrons, and some smaller sections of yellow blooms. A dark, possibly metal, bell hangs from a post or structure in the mid-ground, with the word "PISANELLI" clearly visible on a sign attached below it, suggesting a specific named location or perhaps a family name associated with the building. To the far left, a steeple or bell tower of another building, possibly a church, is faintly visible, hinting at the setting's context. The sky is a clear, light blue, suggesting daytime. The brushwork appears somewhat impressionistic, especially in the foliage, providing texture and a sense of movement. There are no obvious signs of significant damage such as tears or major paint loss, but the resolution of the image makes it difficult to assess fine details of condition or specific painting techniques. The overall impression is one of a well-maintained property and a skilled, albeit perhaps amateur or local, artist capturing a beloved scene. The painting's style suggests it could be from the mid to late 20th century.