Mid-Century Vintage Paint-By-Number Asian Garden Scene with Peacocks

This is a large-format vintage oil or acrylic paint-by-number artwork, likely dating from the 1950s or 1960s. The piece depicts a highly stylized Asian landscape featuring three prominent peacocks in a garden setting. The composition includes a traditional pagoda-style building on a cliffside, a stone moon bridge in the background, and gnarled pine trees. One peacock is shown with a full fan display, while another drapes its long plumage from a tree branch, showcasing the intricate teal, emerald, and ochre 'eyes' of the feathers. The color palette is characteristic of the mid-century era, utilizing muted earth tones juxtaposed with vibrant blues and greens. The painting is set within a wide, light-oak finished wood frame with visible grain. The craftsmanship demonstrates a high level of detail for a hobbyist kit, with clean edges between color blocks. Condition-wise, the artwork appears well-preserved with no major flaking, though there is some light visible surface grime and mild yellowing of the original board. The frame shows minor scuffing and edge wear consistent with its age. This specific pattern was a popular kit distributed by brands like Palmer or Craft Master during the post-war hobbyist boom.