Description
A striking mid-century regional impressionist nocturne landscape depicting a rustic Pennsylvania farm building or cabin nestled into a dense, moody tree line. This original oil painting is executed on a vintage Grumbacher Plyex Canvas Foundation Board (Cat. No. 634-16), definitively dating the piece to the late 1960s or 1970s. It features a signature by an unidentified artist in the lower right corner, with vintage family provenance inscriptions on the backing board reading 'this belongs to Frank / Jason'. Housed in a magnificent, highly dimensional heavy carved wood frame finished in a classic two-tone black and gold gilt. A perfect anchor piece for a moody gallery wall or a collected traditional interior.
Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Overall Status: Very Good (Vintage / Secondhand condition with minor age-appropriate wear)
Artwork Surface: The original oil painting on board remains structurally sound, secure, and flat. The paint layer exhibits consistent texture without active flaking, bubbling, or noticeable paint loss. A faint, unidentified artist signature is present in the lower right corner.
Reverse / Backing: The reverse features a stable vintage Grumbacher Plyex Canvas Foundation Board with age-appropriate toning, light foxing/spotting, and historic red ink provenance handwriting ("this belongs to Frank / Jason"). The hanging wire and hardware are intact and ready for immediate wall display.
Frame Condition: The heavy, ornate carved wood frame is structurally intact with firm, tight corner joints. It retains its deep dimensional details. The two-tone black and gold gilt finish displays some localized surface scuffs, light rub wear, and minor dust accumulation consistent with age, but no major structural losses or missing plaster ornaments.
Origin:
United States
Materials & Techniques:
Wood
Details:
Art Subjects: Landscape
Country of Origin: United States
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Frame Type: Framed
Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Overall Status: Very Good (Vintage / Secondhand condition with minor age-appropriate wear)
Artwork Surface: The original oil painting on board remains structurally sound, secure, and flat. The paint layer exhibits consistent texture without active flaking, bubbling, or noticeable paint loss. A faint, unidentified artist signature is present in the lower right corner.
Reverse / Backing: The reverse features a stable vintage Grumbacher Plyex Canvas Foundation Board with age-appropriate toning, light foxing/spotting, and historic red ink provenance handwriting ("this belongs to Frank / Jason"). The hanging wire and hardware are intact and ready for immediate wall display.
Frame Condition: The heavy, ornate carved wood frame is structurally intact with firm, tight corner joints. It retains its deep dimensional details. The two-tone black and gold gilt finish displays some localized surface scuffs, light rub wear, and minor dust accumulation consistent with age, but no major structural losses or missing plaster ornaments.
Origin:
United States
Materials & Techniques:
Wood
Details:
Art Subjects: Landscape
Country of Origin: United States
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Frame Type: Framed
Condition
Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Overall Status: Very Good (Vintage / Secondhand condition with minor age-appropriate wear)
Artwork Surface: The original oil painting on board remains structurally sound, secure, and flat. The paint layer exhibits consistent texture without active flaking, bubbling, or noticeable paint loss. A faint, unidentified artist signature is present in the lower right corner.
Reverse / Backing: The reverse features a stable vintage Grumbacher Plyex Canvas Foundation Board with age-appropriate toning, light foxing/spotting, and historic red ink provenance handwriting ("this belongs to Frank / Jason"). The hanging wire and hardware are intact and ready for immediate wall display.
Frame Condition: The heavy, ornate carved wood frame is structurally intact with firm, tight corner joints. It retains its deep dimensional details. The two-tone black and gold gilt finish displays some localized surface scuffs, light rub wear, and minor dust accumulation consistent with age, but no major structural losses or missing plaster ornaments.
Artwork Surface: The original oil painting on board remains structurally sound, secure, and flat. The paint layer exhibits consistent texture without active flaking, bubbling, or noticeable paint loss. A faint, unidentified artist signature is present in the lower right corner.
Reverse / Backing: The reverse features a stable vintage Grumbacher Plyex Canvas Foundation Board with age-appropriate toning, light foxing/spotting, and historic red ink provenance handwriting ("this belongs to Frank / Jason"). The hanging wire and hardware are intact and ready for immediate wall display.
Frame Condition: The heavy, ornate carved wood frame is structurally intact with firm, tight corner joints. It retains its deep dimensional details. The two-tone black and gold gilt finish displays some localized surface scuffs, light rub wear, and minor dust accumulation consistent with age, but no major structural losses or missing plaster ornaments.
Buyer's Premium
20%
Dimensions
23 x 29 x 1 in
Vintage 1970s Pennsylvania Regional Impressionist Landscape Oil on Board Painting - Heavy Carved Woo
Estimate $80-$590
Starting Price
$40
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The Autumn Edit: Furniture, Art & Decor
Sep 25, 2026, 4:00 PM EDTNew York, NY, United States
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