Regionalist Landscape Oil Painting of Federal-Style Estate

This item is an unframed oil painting on stretched canvas, depicting a rural landscape with a large Federal-style brick manor house as the focal point. The composition features a rugged foreground of large rock outcroppings and dark earth, transitioning into a middle ground with a red barn and rolling green pastures. The background consists of hazy mountain ridges under a muted, overcast sky. The painting style is representational with elements of mid-20th-century Regionalism, utilizing a desaturated color palette of earthy browns, moss greens, and slate grays. Notable details include the architectural precision of the manor's hip roof and chimneys, and the delicate rendering of leafless tree branches stretching across the upper right. Condition-wise, the work shows significant wear: visible paint loss and scuffing are prominent along the lower edge and corners, and there is a noticeable diagonal surface scratch in the upper left sky region. The canvas appears to be slightly loose on its stretchers, evidenced by subtle rippling. A signature is visible in the lower right corner, though it is partially obscured and requires closer inspection for definitive identification. The craftsmanship suggests a professional hand, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century.