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theatrical lighting and graveyard setting heighten the painting’s mood of dread and psychological conflict
This outstanding work shows a solitary winged chimera poised high above the jagged cliffs of Port Cato on Belle-Île
with her tongue sticking out
The foam of the breaking waves is rendered with vigorous brushstrokes
reflecting Victorian fascination with nocturnal nature
Consoler of Monsters | Kazimierz Stabrowski | 1920 17th Century theatrical lighting and graveyard setting"Consoler of Monsters" by Kazimierz Stabrowski, depicts a radiant, ethereal figure, seemingly a benevolent being or an angelic entity, comforting an assortment of creatures that could be described as monstrous or suffering. The beings surrounding the central figure seem to be looking up for solace or guidance. The palette is rich with contrasting colours, with the darkness of the night sky set against the warm glow emanating from the figure. The
