Winter Village Scene Watercolor Painting by Nagle, 1979

This item is a framed original watercolor painting depicting a winter village scene. The composition features several buildings, likely houses or barns, nestled amongst snow-covered landscapes and evergreen trees. The color palette primarily consists of muted tones, including shades of grey, pale yellow, brown, and red for the buildings, with dark green for the pine trees. The snow is represented by areas of white and light blue-grey washes. The style appears to be a loose, expressive watercolor technique, characterized by visible brushstrokes and areas where the pigment has bled into the paper, creating a soft, atmospheric effect. Notable features include the textured depiction of snow on rooftops and ground, and the suggestion of a fence line at the far right. A prominent dark evergreen tree dominates the left side of the composition. The visible condition suggests good preservation, though the glass covering the artwork reflects some light, obscuring minor details. There are no obvious tears, creases, or significant discoloration visible on the artwork itself. The painting is signed in the lower right corner, with the artist's name 'Nagle' and the year '1979' clearly visible. It is presented in a simple, slender gold-toned metal frame with a clean white mat, which provides a crisp border for the artwork and enhances its presentation. The overall aesthetic suggests a late 20th-century American or Canadian landscape painting, displaying competent craftsmanship in the watercolor medium. The frame appears to be in good condition, showing minimal wear.