Impasto Floral Oil Painting Signed 'W. Edwin'

This item is an original oil painting on canvas featuring a dynamic floral still life, specifically focusing on a cluster of red roses. The piece is characterized by a heavy 'impasto' technique, where the paint is applied in thick, sculptural layers that create a three-dimensional surface texture. The roses are rendered in deep shades of crimson and rose-pink with green foliage, set against a muted, atmospheric background of grayish-lilac and off-white tones applied with a palette knife or stiff brush. A significant marking is the signature 'W. Edwin' in bright red paint, positioned just above the lower-left cluster of flowers. The craftsmanship displays a mid-to-late 20th-century decorative style, often associated with commercial studio art of the 1960s or 70s. The canvas weave is visible in thinner areas, and the paint shows high-gloss peaks where it has hardened. Regarding condition, there is some visible surface dust and minor debris embedded in the deep crevices of the paint. The bottom edge shows a sliver of a simple wooden frame, suggesting the piece is currently housed in a basic gessoed or gilded molding that may have minor scuffing or age-appropriate wear.