Original Waterfall in a Canyon Landscape Oil Painting

This is an original representational landscape painting executed on a square gallery-wrapped canvas. The medium appears to be heavy-bodied oil or acrylic paint applied with visible, expressive brushwork and evidence of impasto techniques, particularly in the white highlights of the falling water. The composition depicts a vertical waterfall cascading between steep canyon walls, possibly inspired by Southwestern American geography like Havasu Falls. The color palette is dominated by warm earth tones including deep sienna, burnt umber, and vibrant red-orange in the rock formations, contrasted against the cool cerulean and ultramarine blues of the water basin. The construction features a canvas stretched over a wooden frame, with the painting extending around the sides, indicating it was intended for display without an external frame. A distinctive white monogram or artist's signature, appearing to be 'KF' or similar initials, is located in the lower-right corner. The condition appears excellent with no visible cracking, flaking, or mechanical damage. The style is contemporary semi-impressionistic, likely created within the last 10 to 20 years. The craftsmanship shows a confident use of light and shadow to create depth within a small-scale format.