Painting of Building with Climbing Roses

This is a framed painting depicting a romanticized architectural scene. The central focus is a rustic building with a heavy wooden door framed by steps. The building appears to be constructed of rough-hewn stone or stucco, rendered in varying shades of beige and grey with visible texture. Lush green vines with numerous pink and white roses climb profusely over the walls and around a blue-shuttered window on the upper level and a smaller window to the right of the door. A black metal lantern hangs above the doorway. The foreground features a courtyard or garden area with rough ground and patches of green foliage, including some red flowering plants in terracotta pots. The painting utilizes impasto techniques, particularly in the rendering of the foliage and roses, creating a three-dimensional effect. The color palette is dominated by earthy tones of brown, green, and beige, with pops of soft pink and white from the roses and highlights of blue from the window shutters. The artwork is housed in a dark brown frame with a textured or carved pattern along the inner edge and a smooth outer surface. There are no immediately visible condition issues such as tears or cracks in the canvas or significant damage to the frame. The style suggests a traditional or perhaps Impressionistic influence, focusing on light and texture to create atmosphere. The estimated age is difficult to determine without closer inspection of a signature or other markings, but the subject matter and style could range from mid to late 20th century to contemporary. The overall quality appears good, with detailed brushwork in the floral elements.