Mid-Century Modern Stylized Giraffe Painting on Burlap/Hessian

This is a vertical, elongated original painting depicting a stylized, abstract giraffe. The artwork is executed in a whimsical, mid-century modern aesthetic characterized by bold black outlines and a pastel-driven color palette of greens, yellows, and earthy browns. The piece is notably tall and narrow, mounted within a deep shadow-box style frame. The primary substrate appears to be a textured burlap or fine hessian fabric, which provides a rustic backdrop to the painterly applications of gouache or acrylic. The composition features a long-necked giraffe with geometric 'spots' represented by colorful squares and rectangles. Surrounding the giraffe are abstract botanical elements suggestive of savanna flora. The frame is a period-appropriate textured wood with a distressed gold-tone or silver-tone finish on the outer edge, housing a wide linen-wrapped mat or inner liner. Regarding condition, the frame shows signs of age-related wear including minor scuffs, dust accumulation, and edge abrasions. The fabric matting appears to have some light foxing or atmospheric staining consistent with a work from the 1950s or 1960s. No artist signature is clearly visible in the provided image, though the style is highly indicative of decorative commercial art popular in the post-war era. The craftsmanship is professional, utilizing layered paint techniques to create depth against the coarse textile background.