Still Life Painting with Native American-Style Pottery

This is a framed oil painting or acrylic painting depicting a still life composition featuring three Native American-style pottery pieces. The background appears to be a gradient of dark brown to tan, suggesting a warm, earthy setting. In the foreground, the elements rest on a textured surface rendered in shades of brown and tan, possibly representing sand or dry earth, with visible impasto creating a sense of depth and tactile surface. On the left, a large, circular plate or basket with radiating 'sunbeam' or feather-like designs in dark brown against a lighter tan or cream background stands upright. In front of it, a dark gray or slate-colored pottery vessel with a slender neck and bulbous body is centrally placed. To the right, a bowl or jar is tipped on its side, revealing an interior patterned with geometric designs in black lines against a lighter surface, contrasting with its reddish-brown exterior. The artwork is housed within a dark brown wooden frame with an inner gilded or light-colored fillet, indicating a traditional framing style. The frame itself shows some signs of wear, particularly at the corners and edges, consistent with age and handling. The painting style appears to be representational with a softer, somewhat blurred quality to the background and foreground, allowing the pottery to stand out. There are no immediately visible condition issues on the painting surface itself, such as cracks, flaking, or significant discoloration. A small signature is visible in the lower right corner, though illegible from the image quality. The overall aesthetic suggests a mid-to-late 20th-century period, likely aiming for a Southwest or ethnic art appeal. The craftsmanship of the painting is competent, with good use of light and shadow to give dimension to the pottery.