Pacific Northwest Mountain Landscape Oil Painting

This is an original oil painting on canvas or board depicting a snow-capped mountain, stylistically resembling Mount Rainier, viewed from a meadow with evergreen trees. The composition features a classic tiered landscape structure: a grassy foreground with a visible barbed-wire fence, a mid-ground filled with detailed coniferous trees and a hazy forest line, and a dominant, snow-covered volcanic peak against a soft blue sky with wispy clouds. The color palette is naturalistic, utilizing varied greens, earthy browns, and crisp whites for the snow fields. The painting is housed in a substantial vintage wooden frame with a decorative stepped profile and a natural burlap or linen fabric fillet insert, which is characteristic of framing styles from the mid-to-late 20th century (circa 1960s-1980s). The brushwork shows descriptive detail in the individual trees and the rocky crags of the mountain. While the user-provided name suggests a signature by 'Orsha Pisoichio (not clear)', common regional landscape artists of this era often produced such works for the local art market. The overall condition appears stable; the frame shows minor age-related wear but remains structurally sound, while the painting surface appears clean with no obvious signs of flaking, significant cracking, or previous restoration visible.