Stone and Gold

A piece built around contrast — dark stone in shadow, gold light where it isn't. Reads as a focal point rather than a background piece. Useful anywhere a room needs one strong anchor: above a fireplace, at the end of a hallway sightline, in an entry built for a single dramatic moment.

Palette: charcoal and umber stone throughout, warmed by gold in the organ pipes and vault ceiling, with a touch of blue sky visible through a window in the upper corner. Reads warm overall, weighted toward the gold. Sits well against dark wood, aged brass, and deep neutrals.

Architectural subject with real drama rather than quiet atmosphere. Suits spaces built for a visual moment: hospitality lobbies, formal dining rooms, libraries or offices with high ceilings and dark millwork.

Oil on linen over aluminum honeycomb panel — premium, rigid, archival, and dimensionally stable. A standalone panel, unframed and without hanging hardware, ready to frame to your specification.

Prices shown are retail. Verified trade members receive 20% off the painting price — contact me to confirm access and arrange trade pricing.

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