Signed Mid Century Modernist figurative painting titled Prometheus, dated 1964, rendered in deep bronze and charcoal tones with a cubist-influenced interpretation of the classical mythological figure. The composition interprets the classical myth through a geometric, cubist-inspired lens, with the muscular figure rendered in layered planes of deep charcoal, espresso, and burnished bronze. Executed in oil on board (likely masonite), the surface shows subtle paint texture and natural age-related craquelure beneath a clear varnish layer, consistent with paintings from this period. The palette is intentionally restrained and atmospheric, allowing the form to emerge through light and shadow rather than bright color. The result is a dramatic, sculptural presence that reads particularly well in darker interiors and modern studies. The painting is presented in its original mid-century gallery frame featuring a warm linen mat, black inner liner, and brushed gold outer trim with walnut cap rail. The linen mat adds subtle texture and warmth, complementing the bronze tones of the composition beautifully. At just under 34 inches wide, the piece works exceptionally well above a console, desk, or bar cabinet, making it easy to integrate into a thoughtfully layered interior. The subject matter and palette lend themselves especially well to masculine spaces such as townhouse studies, libraries, and contemporary apartments. Signed “Solomon” and dated 1964. • Artist: Solomon • Title: Prometheus • Date: 1964 • Medium: Oil on board (likely masonite) • Frame: Original mid-century gallery frame • Mat: Linen fabric mat • Signature: Signed and dated Dimensions • 33.75” W • 28.75” H • Approx. 1.5–2” depth (framed) Fun Fact: The back includes the original owners handwritten information with a mid-century telephone exchange number (AL-3345), a format used prior to modern all-number dialing. Mid Century Modern Greek mythology