Can someone decipher this signature

Painting is oil on wood, and I struggle with the first part.
I would appreciate all suggestions.
I Think it should be Austrian or German.

 

F. Bauirn Friech ??

ok I give up..

 

Faum? Baum? And then I'm seeing "fried" on the end...
And there's a little whatchallit... umlaut... over the first part?

 

Heres the whole thing front

 

Fauorn fried (with a caret over the u?)

 

Back

 

I am also seeing Fried at the end.
Or is it Friech?

 

Could the first letter be ß ?

 

Ah, now I see the B intertwined with the F.

 

And therefore:
ßauesn, ßauern or ßassern

 

But it doesnt really look like B it looks like large number 3 crossed with Г sign

 

I think perhaps the long line at the top and the one at the bottom were added as flourishes, for symmetry. They do mirror each other visually.

I can't make a real name out of this. Looks like either Baùrmfried or Baùomfried or Baùornfried, none of which are valid names as far as I can tell. I'd love it to be Baumfried. At least that is a surname! But there seems to be something extra in there. And the line that I made into an accent mark might be intended as an umlaut, as was mentioned above.

 

I have seen triangular "hooks" like that on items purported to be from @1800 and thereabout... just sayin'.

 

Duly noted Gila.
Thanks for this observation

 

The wood is rather deformed(wavy)