Created in 1962, this original painting by Sandra De Soito embodies the dramatic visual language that emerged in post-war Expressionist and Brutalist art. Titled "Spectators" on the reverse, the work departs from traditional religious imagery, instead presenting a symbolic architectural composition built through heavy palette knife application, fractured forms, and compressed spatial relationships. A monumental central structure rises from a field of dark foreground forms, while warm ochre, sienna, black, and ash-gray tones create a sense of spiritual weight and theatrical intensity. Rather than depicting a literal narrative, the painting relies on suggestion and symbolism, inviting consideration of themes of observation, faith, witness, and collective experience. The title itself shifts attention away from a central figure and toward those who stand before the event. Executed with substantial impasto and expressive brushwork, the painting reflects broader mid-century movements that sought to reinterpret sacred subjects through modernist abstraction and architectural form. Signed and dated by the artist and titled on the reverse. Measurements: 24"H x19.5"W / art 22"H x 18" W Weight:1.8 lb Origin: USA Age: 1962