Cinematic historical painting, 16:9 widescreen. Pella, Macedonia, 336 BC, the open-air theatre during a royal festival, moments after King Philip II has been struck down. Non-graphic, no blood, no gore: the white-robed king lies on the stone steps surrounded by stunned nobles and guards, a fleeing figure in the far distance, the crowd frozen in shock with hands raised to their faces. In the foreground a young Alexander, about 20 years old, light wavy blond hair, stands motionless and tense, watching with a grave, unreadable expression. White marble columns, bright late-afternoon sun, long dramatic shadows, garlands and festival banners. Style: richly textured watercolor-and-oil illustration with fine mosaic-like brushstrokes, warm ochre, gold and cream palette with deep shadows, painterly detail, tense solemn mood. No text, no letters, no captions, no watermark, no logo.
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