Painting of a Stream or River Landscape with Signature

This item is an oil painting depicting a landscape scene, likely a stream, river, or rocky gorge. The primary colors discernible are blues, greens, browns, and oranges/golds, suggesting an outdoor natural setting. The brushwork appears somewhat impressionistic or textural, especially in the foreground and the water feature. The water, visible on the left side, shows a bright blue-white hue, indicating movement or reflections of light. The surrounding land masses, particularly to the right and perhaps forming a bank or rocks on the left, are rendered in earthy browns and greens. The very bottom right of the image shows a warm, golden-orange tone, potentially depicting a sunlit ground or reflective surface. The painting is framed in what appears to be a simple, warm-toned wooden frame, possibly oak or a similar hardwood, with a gold inner lip or liner. The most distinguishing feature is a signature in the lower left corner of the painting. Although somewhat blurry, it appears to read 'A. WASCILLIE' or 'A. WASILLE' followed by 'MENER' or 'WEKER' and then a date, possibly '02' or '202'. The style of the signature suggests it was hand-painted by the artist. There are no obvious signs of significant damage like tears or major paint loss visible in the provided image, though the resolution limits a detailed condition assessment. The painting style, with its visible brushstrokes and natural subject matter, suggests it could date from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century, though more concrete dating would rely on clarifying the signature's date. The craftsmanship of the painting itself cannot be fully assessed without a clearer image of the artwork's entirety, but the visible portion suggests a traditional landscape approach.