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Your item is an oil painting on canvas in the Rococo style, attributed to François Boucher (1703–1770). Boucher was a French painter and decorative artist known for his pastoral and mythological scenes, often depicting idealized romantic encounters in lush landscapes. His works were highly sought after during the 18th century, particularly by the French aristocracy, including Madame de Pompadour, the chief mistress of King Louis XV.

Upon inspection, this painting does not appear to be an original work by François Boucher himself but rather a later reproduction or interpretation inspired by his style. The signature on the lower left corner does not match Boucher’s known signatures, and the brushwork and composition suggest it may be a 19th or 20th-century copy. Many such paintings were created during these periods as homages to the Rococo master, often produced by academic painters or commercial workshops.

The condition of the artwork is fair, showing signs of aging, with visible wear, paint loss, and potential structural damage to the canvas. Such condition issues can affect the market value. Paintings in Boucher’s style, even later copies, are still collectible, particularly if well-executed. The market value depends on the quality of the reproduction and provenance.