Textured Conquistador with Halberd Relief Painting

This appears to be a mixed media relief artwork, likely created using canvas or board as a base, with applied textures and paint. The primary subject is a stylized, bust-level depiction of what seems to be a conquistador or a similar historical warrior figure from the side, holding a large medieval halberd or battle axe. The overall coloration is warm, featuring earthy tones of oranges, browns, and yellows, with some stark black and white contrasts. The background suggests an abstract, textured landscape or wall, achieved through impasto techniques and possibly sgraffito, where layers of paint are scratched through to reveal underlying colors. The figure itself exhibits distinct raised textures, particularly noticeable on the helmet, the patterned armor, the ruffed collar (white and red striped), and the weapon. The outlines of the figure and weapon are sharply defined in black. There's a notable use of gold or brassy metallic accents, especially on the helmet and breastplate, adding a sense of richness and age. The painting uses a deliberately rough, almost brutalist aesthetic in its textural application, giving it a somewhat primitive yet bold character. The visible condition shows some wear, particularly around the edges of the frame and possibly minor scuffing or dust accumulation on the surface textures. The frame itself is a simple, thin gold-toned wooden or metallic profile, suggesting a mid-20th century aesthetic, perhaps 1960s or 1970s. The craftsmanship is evident in the dimensional quality and the expressive use of texture and color, though specific maker's marks are not visible in the provided image.