Falling Star | Witold Pruszkowski | 1884 Frame Style:Black Frame boasting a provenance of exhibition

boasting a provenance of exhibition and is signed by the artist himself

silhouetted against the glowing reflections on the water

Whether hung alone or as part of a gallery wall

is a haunting watercolour created to accompany Charles Baudelaire's Les Fleurs du Mal

Christ is shown hanging from the cross against a darkened sky that suggests an atmosphere of suffering and sacrifice

Falling Star | Witold Pruszkowski | 1884 Frame Style:Black Frame boasting a provenance of exhibitionA luminous, falling figure drifts through a dark, cosmic void, rendered in soft, dissolving tones that blur the boundary between body and light. Pruszkowskis delicate handling of colour and atmosphere evokes a dreamlike descent, where the human form appears to fragment into starlight. Rooted in Symbolist sensibilities, the work suggests themes of transience, spiritual release, and the fragile passage between the earthly and the celestial. Frame: