This artwork is possibly attributed to artist N. Hanumiah. Born 5th September 1909, he graduated from the Chamajendra Institute of Technology at Mysore (CTI) in 1934, where he specialised in landscape painting. According to a 2017 Bangalore Mirror article by by Suresh Jayaram, Hanumiah was "more of a farmer" but earned a living from painting and regularly entered works at the annual Mysore Dussera festival exhibition, winning many prizes, including the Maharaja's gold medal in 1937. The King of Mysore was one of N. Hanumiah's many patrons. His rural scenes with bullock carts and goats on an avenue of flowering Gulmohar trees became a standard picturesque formula, added Jayaram. This work is now in the collection of NGMA, Bengaluru The artist passed away on 4th January 1991, aged 81.