Giclée on paper, ready to hang.

Signed and numbered on the back.

This artwork comes with an external frame

"The House of the Crows" emerges as a digital homage to the Italian Renaissance, where the ethereal landscape of rugged mountains and serene lake forms a backdrop to an Italianate villa. This abode, nestled in the painting's lower left, serves as a silent witness to history, with its dark-clad women gazing out, . reminiscent of figures from Aspertini's "The Beheading of St. John the Baptist." The artwork invites contemplation, weaving the past with the surreal, and beckoning viewers to unravel its enigmatic narrative.

The work is a digital painting done with tablet and stylus rather than a traditional medium. This allows it to be transformed to any size, large or small. Here it is offered in a standard A3 size on archival paper.