Picture: Mr. Darcy's Adagio

https://youtu.be/WenmTmRE4Y4?si=NMYTGh935Mm6HIfL
(musical accompaniment of the picture)

I do not know where to find you,
I do not know how to find you,
But I hear a voice that
The wind is blowing, and it's talking about you.
This soul without a heart
Waiting for you,
Adagio...
If you know how to find me,
If you know where to find me,
Mentally embrace me,
It seems to me that the sun has gone out.
Write your name in the sky,
Tell me what you are!
All I want is, -
Live by you.
It seems to me that the sun has gone out,
Mentally embrace me,
I'm missing you.
Tell me who you are and I'll believe you.
Music - you,
Adagio.

("Adagio", translated by A. Sergeyeva)

The painting is made in the style of photorealism with charcoal and pastel pencils according to the sketch in ink, in the author's mixed technique. Charcoal pencils and pastels are on the verge between drawing and painting and require very good lighting. The painting imitates a photograph and has, fragmentally, a slight brown tint. The painting depicts the famous British film, television and theater actor Colin Andrew Firth.