Framed Impressionist Style Garden Scene Painting

A vertical format oil or acrylic painting on canvas or board, executed in a mid-to-late 20th-century Impressionist revival style. The composition features a lush garden landscape with a heavy emphasis on impasto texture and short, staccato brushstrokes. The palette is dominated by cool greens and blues, punctuated by two prominent vertical bands of warm reds and oranges, suggesting floral borders or rows of flowers. The application of paint is thick and gestural, prioritizing light and color over fine anatomical detail. The work is housed in a decorative, gilded wooden frame featuring a molded foliate pattern along the outer edge. A light-colored (likely off-white or beige) linen-covered inner liner separates the painting from the gold frame, common in mid-century framing conventions. While no clear signature is visible from this distance, the technique indicates a commercial or decorative fine art origin, likely dating from the 1960s to the 1980s. The frame shows minor scuffing and dust accumulation, but the painting surface appears stable with no immediate signs of cracking or flaking visible in the current lighting.