Contemporary Winter Landscape Oil Painting on Canvas

This item is an original landscape painting executed in oil or heavy-bodied acrylic on a vertically oriented stretched canvas, approximately 16x20 inches in size. The composition features a rustic cabin with a prominent red roof nestled within a snowy, mountainous landscape. The color palette is dominated by cool lavender, violet, and monochromatic white tones, contrasted by the warm sienna and bright red of the central structure. The artistic style is heavily influenced by the 'wet-on-wet' technique popularized by Bob Ross, characterized by the use of palette knives to create the sharp, angular textures of the cabin wood and the chimney. The coniferous trees are rendered using dabbing brushstrokes to simulate heavy snow accumulation. The background contains hazy, atmospheric mountain silhouettes, while the foreground consists of broad, horizontal sweeps of paint representing a snow-covered field. There are no visible signatures on the bottom edge or face of the work. The canvas appears to be contemporary and lacks a formal frame, resting on a tabletop easel. Condition appears excellent with no visible craquelure, paint loss, or yellowing of the varnish, suggesting it is a modern piece produced within the last 10-20 years. The craftsmanship displays a hobbyist to intermediate level of skill, focusing on texture and atmospheric perspective over fine detail.