Seascape Painting with Red Barn and Wharf

This is a framed oil or acrylic painting depicting a coastal or riverside scene, likely a New England or maritime landscape. The central focus is a large, weathered red barn or boathouse situated directly on the water, supported by wooden pilings or a wharf structure. The building features a dark roof, possibly gray or charcoal, and several small, rectangular windows or openings along its side. To the right of the main red building, a smaller white building with a red roof is visible on a grassy bank. The foreground shows a rocky shoreline with gray-white stones, leading into a calm body of water with reflections. The background features distant forested hills under a cloudy or overcast sky, suggesting either early morning, late afternoon, or a typical moody coastal day. The color palette is naturalistic, employing earthy tones for the water and land, warm reds for the barn, and muted blues and grays for the sky and distant hills. The brushwork appears somewhat impressionistic, with visible strokes creating texture, particularly in the rocks and water. The painting is housed in a decorative frame. The inner edge of the frame is a thin gold-colored fillet, while the wider outer frame features a marbled or abstract pattern in shades of blue, green, and gold, resembling aged patinated bronze or a water-stained effect. A signature, possibly 'HM' or similar, is faintly visible in the lower left corner of the painting. The overall condition appears good, with no obvious signs of damage to the canvas or paint layer from the provided image. The frame also seems intact, though closer inspection would be required to identify any minor scuffs or wear typical of age. The style suggests a mid-20th century to contemporary creation, with a focus on capturing the rugged beauty of a working waterfront.