Galería de Pósters de Pared con Pintura al Óleo Gruesa

Transform this ordinary travel photo into a 3:4 vertical gallery wall comparison poster. The entire frame is a warm white plaster wall, leaving large continuous wall negative space. At the top, place a small realistic photo occupying only about 62%–68% of the canvas width, preserving the original scene, perspective, subject relationships, and authentic photographic texture, with small text reading "ORIGINAL PHOTO". Below, place a smaller oil painting canvas occupying only about 58%–64% of the width, with clear wall space around all sides. The oil painting must come from the same photo, but be much more impasto and abstract: use extremely thick palette-knife stacking, raised pigment, coarse broken brushstrokes, scraped edges, visible canvas texture, and large generalized color blocks, keeping only the main subject silhouette, road or landmark direction, horizon line, and primary color relationships. No fine realism, no photo filters, no smooth digital painting. Include only "ORIGINAL PHOTO" and "OIL ON CANVAS", with no brands, logos, watermarks, or extra text.