Contemporary Amateur Landscape Painting on Canvas

This is an original landscape painting executed on a rectangular, gallery-wrapped canvas. The composition features a blue body of water, possibly a fjord or mountain lake, flanked by steep, dark cliffs and hills. In the foreground and middle ground, two small white sailboats are depicted. The background is dominated by a jagged range of snow-capped mountains under a tumultuous blue and grey sky. The painting style is amateur and reminiscent of the 'wet-on-wet' technique popularized by Bob Ross, utilizing a fan brush for texture in the dark forest on the right and a palette knife for the sharp, angular definitions of the mountain peaks. Small yellow dots are interspersed within the foliage and distant hills, suggesting the lights of a settlement or village at dusk. The color palette is limited primarily to various shades of blue, white, brown, and ochre. The execution shows signs of a hobbyist level of craftsmanship, particularly in the simplistic rendering of the 'happy little clouds' and the repetitive vertical strokes used for the cliff face on the left. No visible signature, date, or maker's marks are present on the front of the canvas. The piece appears to be in good physical condition with no obvious tears, staining, or paint loss, though it lacks a frame and exhibits some paint smearing near the bottom edge.