Help w/signature (Kaiser?) - abstract painting with hidden Bambi! Also large Aston Knight print?

Found this beautiful abstract painting - and then saw a baby deer in it?! Signature looks like Kaiser? Kaiber?
Can anyone tell me who the artist is?
Any thoughts on the painting which looks like a abstract but with the deer in it maybe technically it's a surreal?
Has anyone seen anything like this before? (it's a first for me -and it made me wonder & then smile when I first saw it!)

I also have what looks like a large (29" x 22" art only 40" x 32" w/frame), old print? by Louis Aston Knight (even though it's only signed Aston Knight)- it's been behind other paintings for at least a year before I found it again! Next to the signature there is a copyright stamp that looks like The USA & L Co. ??

How old do you think this is?
It is a print, right - even this large? (if a painting it's worth $1,000s according to invaluable estimates)

Any help on either of these would be greatly appreciated.

 

It isn't really abstract to me. A stylized landscape, with the painter minimizing the use of colour. (no it isn't Minimalist either)
It is certainly not Surrealist.

 

I didn't really think surrealist but I did think it was abstract.
Nice description about stylized landscape & the colors Any Jewelry!

 

Post impressionist, maybe.

 

Are you sure that this isn’t a canvas print? As regards the Aston Knight print, I found this example on ebay which has the same copyright stamp (partially hidden by frame) and the seller dates it as 1910. https://www.ebay.com/itm/2336981006...=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

 

It's a painting; I looked with a magnifying glass but more so I can feel the texture & ridges where a turn of the brush caused some paint to pile up.
Thank you for the link to the Aston Knight - I googled his name with the stamp's name but nothing.
Happy Thanksgiving!

 

Just saw the ebay print - if that's all they are worth I'm going to put it out by mailbox; I'm sure someone will take it - and I have way too many now!
Thank you again!

 

I agree not abstract . Just a way to paint foliage and background with water colors. Notice how the artist "points " everything toward the deer to draw your attention to it.

 

The deer is position in the middleground, just in front of the "vanishing point" and slightly to the left.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanishing_point

Debora