
oil painting depicting a man and a woman standing on a balcony. The woman stands to the right of the painting with her shoulders angled towards the viewer, but gaze is directed towards the upper left corner the canvas. She has reddish-orange curled hair and fair skin. She wears a white top with a thin black and green shawl draped over one shoulder and a green ring on her right hand. She is seated and underneath the railing there is a soft cushion with contrasting white and red stripes. The man is on the left side of the painting. Only three quarters of him is visible from the shoulders up. He wears a yellow-brown coat, a white top, and a red tie. He holds a cigarette in his right hand and has white and gray hair and a mustache. Both figures stand on a dark balcony framed by a black backdrop. The light source is outside of the frame, to the right as both figures throw a shadow to the left, which makes them stand out from the background. The balcony railing is made of brown-black painted iron bars. The color of the balcony walls are a peach color that stand out with a palette knife technique that suggests some type of brick as a base, which further contrast the colors of the figures standing above it. Green vines with white flowers are scattered on the right corner of the scene. The technique applied is reminiscent of the Ashcan artistic movement.. <lora:STepper IL:1>
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