Mid-Century Modernist Still Life Oil Painting

This is a framed oil-on-canvas (or possibly board) painting depicting a rustic still life arrangement. The composition features a distinctive palette of ochre, earthy browns, deep blues, and muted greens, arranged in a semi-abstracted modernist style. The central subjects include a terracotta-colored teapot with a curved handle, a large pale-blue bucket or pail, two cylindrical canisters (one maroon and one dark blue), and a slender dark green bottle. The technique is characterized by heavy impasto and expressive, directional brushstrokes that suggest both texture and light. The background is abstracted into vertical planes of color, creating a tapestry-like effect. The piece is housed in a contemporary gilded wood frame with a slight cove profile. The brushwork and composition suggest a mid-20th-century origin, likely between 1950 and 1970. Condition-wise, the painting appears well-preserved, though there is visible surface grime consistent with age and some minor scuffing on the frame's edges. No clear signature is visible in the provided image, but the confident handling of paint indicates a sophisticated level of craftsmanship and artistic training.