Vintage Ukrainian Village Impressionist Oil Painting

Vintage Ukrainian Village Impressionist Oil Painting – Multi-Tiered Red Burl & Gold Custom Frame (12"x16" Canvas, 23.5"x19.5" Total Size) Up for auction is a captivating, one-of-a-kind vintage oil painting capturing a nostalgic, pastoral landscape of a traditional Ukrainian village (selo). The scene features an expertly rendered central leading dirt road flanked by traditional whitewashed clay cottages (khata) adorned with detailed thatched roofs and symbolic protective blue-trim window accents. Rising dramatically in the background are iconic Lombardy Poplars (topolia), a historic staple of Central European folklore and landscape impressionism. Executed with thick, textured impasto brushwork on a commercial North American canvas board, this piece beautifully blends authentic European folk memories with quality mid-to-late 20th-century production. Frame & Provenance Details The painting is housed in a substantial, gallery-grade custom frame built in North America. The reverse side features the original handwritten framer pencil annotations, detailing the specific frame style and customer identification: Framer Notes: Marked "Karia" / "P" (client surname/order track), style moulding profile code "711 B", and explicit finish descriptions "Red" and "Burl". Construction: Heavy, multi-tiered wood layout with a faux-burl outer band, rich reddish-brown midtones, an inner linen-style fabric liner, and a bright gold inner bead accent. Fitted with heavy-duty wire hanging eyes. Technical Specifications Subject: Traditional Ukrainian Countryside Landscape Medium: Oil on Canvas Board Art Dimensions (Canvas Size): 12" x 16" (Standard 3:4 aspect ratio) Total Dimensions (Including Frame): 23.5" W x 19.5" H x ~2" D Estimated Era: Mid-to-Late 20th Century (circa 1960s–1980s) Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The painted surface retains vibrant colors and stable, heavy impasto texture. The frame shows minor authentic age-related patina on the raw rear wood and wiring, with structurally sound, secure corners. Perfect For Collectors of Eastern European fine art and Ukrainian heritage pieces. Enthusiasts of mid-century Impressionist Realism and textured oil landscapes. Designers seeking a dramatic, beautifully framed rustic statement piece for traditional, transitional, or eclectic home decor. Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue