Impressionistic Woodland Landscape Watercolor Painting

This is an original watercolor painting on paper, executed in an impressionistic or 'wet-on-wet' style. The artwork depicts a dense woodland scene featuring a variety of deciduous and evergreen trees against a moody, overcast sky. The color palette is dominated by earthy greens, deep browns, and muted grays, with hints of ochre and rust in the foreground suggestive of late autumn or early spring. The artist has utilized a combination of soft, washed-out tones for the background foliage and sharper, darker calligraphic lines to define skeletal branches and underbrush. Physically, the piece is presented under glass within a multi-layered matting system, including a cream-colored textured outer mat and a subtle metallic-toned inner fillet. The external frame appears to be a thin, silver-toned metal or polished aluminum typical of mid-to-late 20th-century professional framing (circa 1970s-1990s). Small details such as the vertical reflections of window blinds on the glass indicate it is currently displayed in a residential or office setting. A hand-written label or signature fragment is visible on a piece of light-colored tape affixed to the bottom right of the mat, though the full text is partially obscured. The painting displays good color retention with no obvious signs of foxing or water damage, though it is currently subject to glare that makes fine surface inspection difficult.