Original Landscape Oil Painting in Linen-Lined Frame

This is an original representational oil painting executed on a rigid panel or canvas, depicting a naturalistic rural landscape. The composition features a prominent, vertically-oriented deciduous tree situated on the right side of the mid-ground, acting as a focal point against a backdrop of rolling green hills and a soft, overcast sky. The palette consists primarily of earthy greens, ochres, and siennas in the foreground and foliage, contrasting with the muted blues and whites of the sky. The brushwork exhibits a painterly, impasto-style technique with visible texture, particularly in the rendering of the rocky terrain and the tree's leaves. The artwork is housed in a mid-20th-century style wooden frame with a dark mahogany-toned finish, featuring a wide, inset linen or burlap-textured liner that adds a rustic, provincial aesthetic. The frame shows minor signs of age and handling, including small surface abrasions and dust accumulation in the fabric liner. While a signature is not immediately legible in this view, the style is characteristic of mid-century American or European amateur to semi-professional landscape art, likely dating from the 1960s or 1970s. The overall condition appears stable with no significant cracking or pigment loss visible.