1980's M. GayLord Folk Art Countryside Farm Scene Oil on Canvas Painting – Framed

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This charming 1982 vintage folk art oil on canvas painting by M.GayLord depicts a lively pastoral countryside scene filled with … Read more This charming 1982 vintage folk art oil on canvas painting by M.GayLord depicts a lively pastoral countryside scene filled with rural charm and storytelling detail. Rendered in a whimsical folk-art style, the composition features farmhouses, barns, rolling green hills, flowering trees, villagers at work, farm animals, and a horse-drawn cart—capturing the simplicity and warmth of traditional rural life. The artist’s use of bright, cheerful colors and naïve proportions gives the piece a joyful, narrative quality that draws the viewer into the scene. Hand-painted details throughout—from chickens and sheep to stone walls and blooming fields—add depth and personality, making this a standout decorative artwork. Signed and dated 1982 in the lower right corner, the painting is set within its original ornate wood frame, which complements the artwork beautifully and enhances its vintage appeal. A wonderful statement piece for farmhouse, cottage, eclectic, or folk-art-inspired interiors.
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Measures:
36.0” w x 1.5” d x 20.0” h / Inches

In good Vintage condition with typical wear / marks consistent with age. It has a small chip on the frame.
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