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A painting in the style of Andrew Wyeth, an oil painting depicting a close-up, . In a grotto, an exiled mad king hides from the rain and wind in a simple, shabby shirt, while a sad young man in tattered jester's clothes peeks out from behind him. They are shivering with cold, and despair is written on their faces. In the style of Arnold Boecklin, Edouard Vuillard and Frank William Brangwyn.
A highly detailed, darkly-lit realistic painting depicts two men standing in what appears to be a worn stone alcove or archway. The man in the foreground is seen from behind, wearing a light beige or pale olive green hooded jacket or smock. The hood is tied with a string at the back of the neck, and the garment has a row of buttons running down the center of the back, from the collar to the mid-back visible in the frame. The fabric shows folds and wrinkles consistent with a soft, durable material.
To his right, partially obscured by the first man, is a second man, viewed from the chest up and slightly from the side, looking towards the viewer's left with a somber expression. He has short, messy dark brown hair, and his face shows prominent cheekbones and a slightly furrowed brow. He wears a layered outfit: a white or very light-colored ruffled shirt or cravat, underneath a pale blue-green jacket or coat with a wide collar and a lighter, possibly beige, capelet or second collar piece over it. His left hand is visible, partially gripping his right arm or sleeve across his body.
The background consists of textured stone walls in shades of dark
