Hello, this item is a large oil painting on canvas, measuring approximately 3 x 5 feet, framed in a heavy gilt wooden frame. The subject is a plein air style landscape, depicting a natural wooded scene with atmospheric depth and soft color transitions, suggestive of an early morning or late afternoon light. The signature at the lower left appears to read “Udell,” though the identity of the artist remains uncertain. The painting is executed with a traditional representational approach, blending impressionistic brushwork with realistic tonal effects, which aligns with mid-to-late 20th century American or European plein air traditions.

The condition appears stable, with no major visible damages from the provided photographs. Due to the lack of confirmed artist attribution, the work should be valued on its decorative and aesthetic merits rather than established art market presence. Large-scale signed landscapes by lesser-known or regional artists typically achieve between 300 and 800 USD at auction, depending on quality, subject appeal, and frame. If the artist “Udell” can be further identified and linked to a recognized painter, the value could rise accordingly. As it stands, a fair market value estimate would be in the range of 400 to 700 USD.