Winter Street Scene Painting with Figures and Bare Trees

This item is an oil painting depicting a winter street scene, likely executed on canvas judging by the visible texture and framed with a simple wooden frame. The composition features a snowy landscape dominated by a cluster of bare, dark-colored trees, which form a strong vertical element across the foreground and midground. Through the trees, several buildings are visible, including a prominent yellow-ochre house with visible windows, and other reddish-brown structures partially obscured. The roofs of the buildings are covered with a thick layer of white snow. The sky is a muted, cool grey-blue, suggesting an overcast winter day, with faint dark shapes in the upper left that could be birds or distant elements. Figures of people are present in the scene; one figure in the foreground wears dark clothing and carries two suitcases, suggesting travel or a journey. Another figure on the left is partially visible behind a tree trunk. The painting appears to utilize a somewhat simplified, possibly expressionistic or naive style, with bold color blocking and visible brushstrokes, particularly in the snow and tree trunks. The overall color palette is cool, dominated by blues, grays, and whites for the sky and snow, contrasted with the warmer yellows and reds of the buildings. The wooden frame is a light, natural wood color, possibly maple or a similar light-grained wood, and has a simple, clean profile. The condition appears good, with no obvious signs of significant damage like tears or severe abrasions, though the image resolution does not permit a detailed assessment of potential craquelure or minor surface wear. The craftsmanship seems solid for a framed painting, and the artistic style suggests a period likely from the mid-20th century to contemporary, possibly indicating an artist influenced by folk art or modernist landscape painting.