Attributed to Warren Kimble, Naïve Style Rural Landscape Print

This landscape painting in the naïve folk art style is attributed to Warren Kimble, featuring a rural composition closely resembling the artist’s works titled Burnt Hills and American Farm. The scene depicts a large three-storey house, a stone bridge spanning a road, and rolling hills populated by a flock of sheep near a red barn and various outbuildings. The work appears to be oil or acrylic on a rigid board support, though the uniform nature of the craquelure suggests it may be a contemporary print with a textured, distressed finish. The piece is housed in a simple wooden frame with a natural grain. No signature, date, or other inscriptions are visible on the front of the artwork.

240mm x 645mm.