Still Life Painting of a Wine Cellar Composition

This is a large-format still life oil painting on canvas, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century. The composition depicts a rustic wine cellar scene featuring three prominent wine bottles covered in a layer of simulated dust and grime, suggesting aging. The central bottles are flanked by a wooden wine barrel and a crate, with a background consisting of a wine rack filled with horizontal bottles. Small details such as white sales tags, a wedge of cheese on a pewter plate, a glass of red wine, and a cluster of grapes provide textural variety. The color palette is dominated by earthy tones including deep ochre, sienna, and muted greens, with highlights of scarlet on the bottle caps and grapes. The painting is housed in an ornate, gilded wood or composite frame with floral scrollwork and a wide linen-wrapped liner (inner border). There is a visible signature in the lower right-hand corner, though it is difficult to decipher from the image provided. The condition appears fair to good; the canvas shows appropriate tension, though the frame exhibits minor chipping and wear consistent with age. The overall style is reminiscent of the Mediterranean rustic or transitional decor popular in the 1970s through the 1990s.