Impressionist Landscape Oil Painting of a French Village

This item is an original oil painting on canvas, executed in an Impressionist or Post-Impressionist style, depicting a tranquil village landscape. The composition features a cluster of white-walled houses with reddish-orange tiled roofs, typical of rural French architecture. In the foreground, a body of water reflects the structures and the surrounding vegetation. The artist has used a restricted palette of earthy ochres, moss greens, muted blues, and soft greys, applied with visible, textured brushstrokes that create a sense of atmospheric depth. The canvas appears to be mid-sized and is housed in a contemporary, light-toned wooden frame with a whitewashed or pickled finish. The painting displays characteristics suggesting a mid-20th-century origin, though it evokes the stylistic influence of late 19th-century masters like Pissarro or Cézanne. Condition-wise, the paint surface appears stable, though there is some visible darkening of the varnish layer and fine craquelure consistent with age. No signature is immediately visible in the provided image, but the quality of the light and the confidence of the mark-making indicate a skilled hand. The frame shows minor scuffing but remains structurally sound.