Modernist Painting of Two Children with a Beach Ball by Jamin

This is a mid-century or late-20th-century figurative painting depicting two young boys standing behind a large, colorful beach ball. The artwork is characterized by high-contrast, expressive black outlines and a limited palette of primary and secondary colors, including red, blue, and yellow. The style is reminiscent of modernist illustrators, utilizing bold, gestural brushwork and intentional paint drips that suggest a spontaneous, mid-century aesthetic. The faces are stylized with rosy cheeks and simple features. The signature 'JAMIN' is prominent in the upper right quadrant, executed in a vertical, stylized script. The piece is housed in a substantial tiered gilt frame with an inner cream-colored linen or painted liner, which is typical of decor-style gallery framing from the 1960s or 1970s. The medium appears to be acrylic or oil on canvas or board. The condition of both the painting surface and the frame appears excellent based on the visual evidence, with no obvious signs of flaking, significant craquelure, or mechanical damage. The frame's gold finish retains its luster with minimal visible abrasions.