Mid-20th Century Parisian Street Scene Oil Painting signed 'Rossiello'

This is a mid-century impressionist-style oil painting on canvas or board, depicting a bustling Parisian street scene featuring what appears to be the Notre Dame Cathedral in the background. The artwork is characterized by a heavy impasto technique, where thick layers of paint are applied to create texture and depth, particularly visible in the buildings and trees. The color palette is dominated by autumnal earth tones including ochre, burnt sienna, and olive green, contrasted with bright pops of orange and blue in the storefront awnings to the left. Small, abstract figures are depicted in the foreground with minimalist brushstrokes, suggesting movement on a wet or reflective pavement. The piece is signed in the lower-left corner as 'Rossiello.' The painting is housed in a simple, thin silver-toned metallic frame. Regarding condition, there appears to be some surface grime consistent with age and a slight unevenness in the varnish. The style and execution are typical of 'souvenir art' or commercial gallery works produced in the mid-to-late 20th century, likely between 1960 and 1980, aimed at the decorative market. The craftsmanship shows a confident use of a palette knife and quick brushwork, typical of decorative impressionism.