Mediterranean Coastal Village Landscape Oil Painting

This is an oil painting depicting a vibrant Mediterranean coastal village scene, characterized by its impasto technique which gives the artwork a rich, textured surface. The primary colors in the landscape are dominated by blues and greens for the water and foliage, earthy tones for the stone buildings, and warm terracotta for the roofs, contrasted with a bright sky featuring white and yellow clouds. The painting showcases several stone houses with distinctive red-orange tiled roofs, typical of Mediterranean architecture. One prominent building on the left has shuttered windows and an arched entryway, near which a lone figure in a white top and red-orange skirt stands on a small jetty. A small boat is moored nearby. In the middle ground, on the water, there are small figures and what appears to be another boat. The background features more distant white buildings along the coastline under a hazy sky, with a single sailboat visible on the tranquil blue water. The painting is framed in a decorative wooden frame with a rustic, carved design featuring repeating oval motifs and black accents, creating a strong contrast with the natural wood grain and gilded elements. The frame also includes a beige linen or fabric liner which provides a subtle transition to the artwork. The impasto technique is quite pronounced, especially in the sky, clouds, and the textured walls of the buildings, indicating a late 20th-century style, possibly from the 1960s to 1980s, often produced for the decorative art market. A discernible signature, possibly 'Manry H. T.' or similar, is present in the lower left corner. There are no obvious signs of damage, wear, or repairs visible in the image, and the colors appear well-preserved, suggesting good overall condition. The craftsmanship appears to be commercial-grade, typical of decorative landscape paintings of its era.