Sorta-kinda on the same bus with what the other members say , esp. since I don't recognize the sig in your item .
It does seem to be done in a rustic manner , and is a snapshot of the artists' work @ that time , even if quickly so .
One small tip I have to offer (unless my eyes are fooling me again , in which case disregard all of the following drivel from an old blind man) when selecting paintings on fabrics/linen/canvas & so on , check up close to see if the fabric has been mounted/stretched in such a way that the weave is parallel to the edges of the frame to which it is affixed .
Often one can find/spot mass-produced items easily even at a distance , by observing canvases that have been painted on 'off-kilter' - aka factory 'second'-quality canvas - (sometimes this is due to the poverty of the artist , but not so often) .
