Bring on the night. I couldn't stand another hour of daylight...

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Prompt: 1960s Hammer Horror style, semi-hyperrealistic, Bring on the night, I couldn't stand another hour of daylight, risqué, unique, by Gil Elvgren & Howard Dodd & Alberto Vargas (no frame, no border)

An oil painting in a gothic fantasy style, inspired by the likes of Frank Frazetta, features a voluptuous woman lying on a velvet divan in a medieval castle bedroom. Her raven hair is styled into an extravagant, voluminous bouffant with a sharp, straight fringe framing her face. She has pale skin, striking green eyes lined with dark eyeliner, and full lips painted a vibrant red. She wears a deep red, satin dress with a plunging neckline, revealing ample cleavage, paired with long black opera gloves on her arms. One arm is propped up, supporting her head, while the other rests casually on her lap. Her long, bare legs are crossed, illuminated by the warm, flickering glow from a large candelabra with multiple lit candles standing against the rough stone wall behind her. In the background, a large arched window reveals a full moon illuminating a gothic castle perched on a distant crag under a dark, starry night sky. The scene is rich in detail, with a red tapestry hanging on the wall and a small table holding a bowl of fruit and a goblet in the foreground. The lighting creates dramatic shadows and highlights the woman's smooth skin and the rich textures of her dress and the divan