Mountain Landscape with Cabin and River Painting

This appears to be an oil painting depicting a tranquil mountain landscape scene. The central focus is a rustic wooden cabin nestled among dense evergreen trees on the left side of a winding river or stream. The cabin features a dark roof and appears to be constructed from logs, suggesting a remote, natural setting. The river, with rocky banks and visible stones within its clear waters, flows from the background towards the foreground. On the right side, sparse trees with lighter foliage frame the river, contrasting with the darker, thicker pines on the left. The sky is overcast with a mix of light and dark clouds, suggesting either early morning, late afternoon, or inclement weather, contributing to a muted color palette dominated by greens, browns, and grays. The overall style suggests a realist or naturalistic approach, possibly from the late 19th or early 20th century, a common period for this type of landscape art. The painting is housed in a simple, light-colored wooden frame, possibly painted white or a very pale grey, which has a slightly textured or aged finish. There are visible signs of age to the painting itself, including general discoloration, potential cracking or craquelure of the paint surface, and some darkening (patina) across the canvas, particularly in the sky and lighter areas. The artist's signature, "M. Olssen," is faintly visible in the lower left corner. The craftsmanship appears to be of moderate quality, with adequate detail in the trees and water, though without highly refined brushwork, indicating it could be a production piece or by a lesser-known but trained artist. The frame itself shows some chips or wear along its edges, consistent with age and handling.