This haunted house painting by Renee Dalton puts a lone Victorian house on a grassy hill, its steep mansard roof and pointed corner tower set against a huge pale moon. Every tall window glows a warm pumpkin orange, as if someone inside is still awake and waiting.
Renee built the whole scene with a palette knife, laying down thick slabs of paint you can almost feel. The sky breaks into blue-gray and cream shards, the brick chimney rises in rusty strokes, and bare trees and dry grass catch flecks of autumn orange. It's creepy wall art with a quiet, storybook mood rather than gore.
It suits anyone who loves old houses, October nights and a good ghost story, and it works as halloween canvas wall art that doesn't feel like a seasonal throwaway. The moody palette holds its own well past the end of the month.
Hang this canvas wall art over a fireplace, in an entry hall, or at the center of a halloween gallery wall with lanterns and smaller prints around it. The blue and orange tones look at home in a reading nook or a den with warm lamplight.