Modernist Figurative Oil Painting of Equestrian Figures

This is a vertical composition polychrome oil painting, likely on canvas, executed in a modernist or neo-expressionist style. The artwork depicts a central human figure, seemingly a rider or driver wearing a top hat and formal dark attire, flanked by two large equines (horses or mules). The palette is dominated by deep indigo blues in the background, contrasting with a light, multi-colored geometric tiled floor in the foreground featuring shades of lavender, cream, and pale yellow. The application of paint is thick and textured (impasto), with visible brushwork and palette knife marks that lend a raw, tactile quality to the piece. The animals are rendered with simplified, almost cubist planes of color, using tan, white, and reddish-brown tones. No signature or maker's mark is immediately visible on the front of the work. The condition appears stable, though there are signs of surface grime and slight craquelure consistent with a late 20th-century origins. The craftsmanship exhibits a deliberate rejection of classical realism in favor of emotional impact through bold shapes and contrasting shadows. The perspective is slightly flattened, adding to the contemporary folk-art or outsider-art aesthetic.