Scottish Octagonal Oil on Board Lochside Landscape, Signed

A Lochside castle caught in that particular Scottish stillness, painted in oils on an octagonal board that gives it the presence of a medallion on the wall. The atmospheric palette pulls you in, all muted greens and earthy tones, the kind of scene that lingers. Dating to around 1950, this feels like a work painted from genuine feeling rather than commercial intent. The painting carries a possible attribution to Battignana, though the signature reads indistinctly and research is ongoing. There is honest age-related wear consistent with its years, and the patina only adds to its quiet depth. It sits beautifully in a study, hallway, or living room alongside natural wood, antique frames, or collected Scottish pieces.