A Joker-style baroque clown sits on a carved gold throne, white face streaked with red mouth-paint and turquoise eyeshadow, a sapphire-and-orange brocade tailcoat with green velvet vest, ruffled cream cravat and grey-curled wig, mossy green breeches tucked into laced boots while a crimson mantle pools off the armrest against deep umber drapery, every painted streak caught in baroque-clown register. Clown and the Throne is digital oil painting in baroque-clown register — a court-jester muse caught in sapphire-and-gold theater.

Behind tempered glass, the sapphire-and-gold palette keeps its painterly mischief and the painted detail holds its tactile streak, the polished surface giving the figurative tribute a quiet cinematic depth.

A natural fit for rooms that welcome moody, theatrical palette — a study with collector intellect, a media room with statement drama, a man cave with editorial heat. For pop-art lovers, baroque-portrait collectors, and anyone drawn to portraiture with court-jester-muse poetry.