Mid-Century Alpine Landscape Oil Painting

This is a large-format landscape oil painting on canvas, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century (circa 1960s-1980s). The composition features a grand mountain range with snow-capped peaks under a hazy, clouded sky. In the foreground, a tranquil lake reflects the light from the sky, bordered by textured grassy banks and a dirt path leading into the forest. The palette is dominated by earthy tones including ochre, sage green, and sienna, contrasted against the cool whites and blues of the mountains and water. The technique utilized is a 'wet-on-wet' style popularized by instructional artists of the period, characterized by heavy impasto highlights on the mountain ridges and fan-brush-rendered evergreen trees. The artwork is housed in a contemporary dark wood frame with a linen-covered inner liner (slip), which shows slight discoloration consistent with age. While no signature is immediately visible in this view, the execution suggests a studio or decor-market origin meant for domestic interior design. The canvas appears to be in good tension with no obvious patches or tears, though a light layer of surface dust and yellowing of the varnish may be present. The overall craftsmanship is consistent with high-volume decorative landscape art of the late 20th century.