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ArtistHiram Abiff — so the Masonic legend goes—was the Chief Architect of the Temple of Solomon, who was killed by ruffians inside said temple when he wouldn't give up the Master's secret. What even many Masons don't know, however, is he was also the first ever Steam monk of the Rosy cross. Part man, part machine, and always a total blast at parties.
A long shot captures an aged man with a white beard and grey hair, dressed in a grey tunic with a dark grey cloak draped over one shoulder and across his left arm. He stands indoors, holding a decorative gold key with a long gold tassel in his right hand. His left hand is raised to his chin, his fingers lightly touching his beard. He wears dark brown leather shoes and a brown belt around his waist. He gazes off to the right of the frame, his mouth slightly open, appearing contemplative. The setting is a large, ancient hall with towering stone pillars and carved walls, bathed in a warm glow from torches and light streaming in from unseen sources outside the frame. In the center right, a large brown pillar stands, and a glowing yellow lantern hangs above it. To the man's left is a dark wooden counter with two red leather trunks and a smaller red leather box. Light reflects off the polished stone floor, illuminating sections of the room and casting deep shadows. The overall atmosphere is one of ancient grandeur and quiet reflection.
