Stephen Vollo, 'Window with Broadcast', 56x52 inches

This is a contemporary oil painting by Stephen Vollo, titled 'Window with Broadcast', measuring 56x52 inches, indicative of a large-scale artistic work. The painting depicts an exterior view of a window against a dark, possibly night-time, blue-paneled building facade. The window frame is rendered in a lighter, muted blue-grey tone, showing some depth and perspective as the bottom sash appears slightly open or angled outward. Through the window, the interior is mostly dark, suggesting dim lighting, but centrally features a bright television screen. The television displays what appears to be a news broadcast or political debate, with two figures, presumably male, visible in suits against a vibrant blue background with text overlays that are not fully discernible but resemble election or news graphics. The reflection or glare on the window glass is subtly rendered, adding to the realism. Above the window, bare branches with minimal or small, light-colored leaves stretch across the upper portion, suggesting a colder season or a particular type of tree. To the lower left, partially obscured, is what looks like an air conditioning unit or a similar appliance, painted in a darker shade consistent with the building's exterior. The artwork exhibits a high degree of realism and attention to atmospheric detail, with a mastery of light and shadow, particularly in how the television's glow penetrates the darkness. There are no visible condition issues such as cracks, chips, or significant wear, suggesting the painting is well-preserved. The style points to a contemporary realist approach, possibly with elements of hyperrealism given the clarity and detail. The craftsmanship appears excellent, with smooth brushwork and careful composition. The estimated age is contemporary, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century, given the modern subject matter of a television broadcast.