Mid-Century Coastal Seascape Oil Painting with Lighthouse

This is an original oil painting on canvas, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century (circa 1960s-1970s). The scene depicts a dramatic coastal landscape featuring a lighthouse on a rocky outcrop, seagulls in flight, and a weathered fence in the foreground. The color palette is dominated by muted, earthy tones including ochre, sienna, gray-blue, and cream, suggesting a hazy or overcast atmospheric condition. The paint is applied with visible texture, particularly in the white 'peaks' of the crashing waves and the clouds, characteristic of impasto techniques. The work is housed in a substantial vintage wooden frame with a dark, possibly walnut or faux-grained finish, featuring a high-profile cove molding. A linen-covered inner liner (white/off-white) with a thin gold-toned bead provides a transition between the art and the outer frame. Regarding condition, the frame shows some minor surface wear and dust accumulation consistent with age. There are slight speckles on the linen liner, possibly foxing or minor staining. The canvas appears taut, though a closer inspection for craquelure or paint lifting would be recommended. There is no visible signature in the lower-left corner; any existing artist signature or gallery labels may be present on the reverse or obscured by the frame's edge. The overall style is reminiscent of commercial fine art popular in the mid-century, often sold in furniture stores or galleries catering to home decor.