A signed giclée on paper by Kamran Khavarani (Iranian-American, b. 1941), the architect and painter credited by UCLA art historian Albert Boime as the founder of "Abstract Romanticism." Trained in the classical tradition and later transformed by the mystical poetry of the thirteenth-century Persian poet Rumi, Khavarani developed a lyrical abstract idiom of sweeping, luminous color. His work has been recognized by the Library of Congress and noted in the Congressional Record. This radiant composition glows from within a luminous orb of yellow and gold rises at the center, ringed by sweeping currents of emerald green, sapphire blue, and flickering touches of red and orange. The effect suggests a sunrise or a moment of creation, the elements caught in fluid, harmonious motion. The brushwork ripples with energy and light, drawing the viewer into the immersive, contemplative space characteristic of the artist's finest work. Signed in gold script at the lower right. Beautifully presented in a custom frame with a clean blue-and-white mat under glass, ready to hang. A vibrant work by a recognized contemporary artist with an established exhibition and institutional history, well suited to a collector of abstract art or a contemporary interior. 36 x 27"