Hieronymus Madwell

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A cubist painting features a stylized, angular portrait of a person with the left side of their face appearing calm and fair-skinned, while the right side is more broken into segments. The person's eyes appear to be a rich hazel brown color. One eye on the face’s left gazes directly forward, while the other on the right looks slightly to the right, showing a hint of its white. The third eye, floating above the central forehead, looks straight ahead, with a light blue iris. The person’s mouth is open in an unnatural gasp, revealing sharp teeth and golden fluid dripping from within. The individual’s head is outlined in black, adding a stark contrast. The background is a solid red and gold, creating a warm but intense overall impression for the portrait. There are also several gold strings originating from around the painting and converging towards the head, some of these strings even have an eye or a sphere hanging from them.