Description: This is a stunning, original oil painting on canvas by American artist Jaime L. Cole, dated 1935. The piece captures a quintessential Southwestern or California desert landscape, a popular subject for regional artists during the early-to-mid 20th century.

The composition is centered around dramatic, towering white yucca flower stalks (sometimes called "Candles of the Lord") set amidst desert scrub and low-growing cactus. The foreground is rendered in vibrant ochres, yellows, and greens, leading the eye toward a backdrop of serene, muted blue and gray mountains beneath a bright blue sky dotted with white clouds.

Artist Information: The work is signed "Jaime L. Cole" and dated "1935" in the lower left corner. The style is reminiscent of California plein air and impressionist desert painters of the era, such as Joane Cromwell and Lee W. Brace. Limited biographical information is available for this artist, suggesting a potentially regional or private collector base, which can often be of interest to collectors of niche regional art.

Condition: The painting is presented in its original, period-appropriate gold-tone frame and appears to be in generally good condition, consistent with its age.

Dimensions: H:21in W:25in