Painting of Reclining Nudes in a Woodland Setting

This item is a framed oil painting, likely executed on canvas or board, depicting two nude figures in a lush, dark green woodland or grotto setting. The overall palette is muted, with dominant earthy tones of brown, deep green, and warm skin tones, accented by reddish-brown hair on one figure. The composition features one figure, seemingly female with long reddish hair, reclined or semi-reclined horizontally and slightly elevated in the upper central portion of the painting. Her body appears to be draped or partially covered with a light, flowing fabric. Below her, another figure, possibly male, is similarly reclined on the ground, also partially draped with a reddish-brown cloth around the lower body. The brushwork appears loose and impressionistic, suggesting a focus on mood and atmosphere rather than sharp detail, typical of late 19th or early 20th-century artistic styles. The painting is housed within a simple, possibly wooden, rectangular frame with a warm, aged finish, exhibiting some wear and minor gesso loss on the edges, consistent with age. There are no visible artist's signatures or prominent manufacturing marks discernible from the image. The surface of the painting shows some signs of age, including potential surface grime or subtle craquelure, which is common in older oil paintings. The soft focus and low resolution of the image make precise identification of materials and extreme details challenging, but the overall impression is one of a classical, allegorical, or mythological subject rendered with an expressive hand. The quality of craftsmanship appears to be moderate to good, characteristic of a period hobbyist or a lesser-known academic artist.