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"s06-a16", "s06-a17", "s06-a18", "s06-a19", "s06-a20", "s06-d01" ], "focus": { "viewNodeId": "s06-a01", "framed": { "yawDeg": -88.91907581333929, "pitchDeg": -2.7001494669058403, "fovDeg": 50.30325553993838 }, "detail": { "yawDeg": -76.91907581333929, "pitchDeg": -2.7001494669058403, "fovDeg": 37.065556713638806 } }, "label": { "center": [ 6.000000000000001, 1.3131893640228205, -8.33240977995397 ], "widthM": 0.28 } } ], "artworks": [ { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-183", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-183", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-183)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "BC-183 is a profound statement about vulnerability, authenticity, and the raw essence of the human condition. The figure's nakedness is not about provocation, but about truth-an unfiltered presentation of self, openly confronting the world without disguise.\n\nThe words \"THE I 4 YOU\" written across the body suggest a deep desire for connection, belonging, and understanding. It expresses the artist's need to be seen and accepted for who he truly is, beyond any barriers or pretenses.\n\nBroome places himself in the center of nature, surrounded by chaos and life, symbolizing that despite inner turmoil, there is still a yearning to reach out-to offer the real self to another human being\n\nThis painting speaks to the universal human longing for love, acceptance, and the freedom to be completely oneself.\n\nBC-183 is not just a self-portrait; it is a call from the heart.", "lookingCloser": "The central figure is depicted in the nude, a bold and honest portrayal of the self in its natural state. The inscription \"THE I 4 YOU\" across the body becomes the message an offering of the self to others The vibrant, textured background of nature and energy reflects the internal world of the artist untamed, alive, and all-encompassing.\nThis is a visual expression of openness, longing, and the search for genuine connection.", "momentToReflect": "To be fully seen, we must first be willing to be fully ourselves.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-183", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.857677, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2296, "masterHeight": 2677, "canvasRect": { "x": 458, "y": 466, "w": 1382, "h": 1759 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 439, "url": "art/whb-bc-183/512.webp" }, { "w": 878, "url": "art/whb-bc-183/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1757, "url": "art/whb-bc-183/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-183/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-183/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-183/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-183/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-111", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-111", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-111)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "medium": "Oil on Canvas Board", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-111 is a raw and visceral self-portrait that plunges the viewer into the depths of psychological unrest. Broome presents a figure consumed by internal pressure, expressed through tension, gesture, and explosive color:\n\nThe arms raised and gripping the head convey a sense of overwhelm an attempt to contain or silence the mind's turmoil. The face, painted in thick, agitated strokes, is both mask and mirror. The open mouth and extended form suggest a cry that transcends words.\n\nBroome's dramatic use of color deep reds, turbulent teals, and searing accents-creates a visual language of emotional eruption. The radiating background amplifies the figure's isolation while also suggesting a psychological pressure that pushes outward.\n\nThis work stands as a testament to Broome's unflinching exploration of the human condition, where pain, anxiety, and inner conflict become inseparable from identity.", "lookingCloser": "The intense texture of the paint creates a tactile representation of emotional strain. The radiating strokes in the background direct our attention inward, to a mind under siege. The gaping mouth and distorted form may reflect the struggle to release thoughts and emotions too heavy to speak.", "momentToReflect": "Within the silence of torment, the soul cries out in colors\nthat words can never hold.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-111", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 1.186389, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3138, "masterHeight": 2645, "canvasRect": { "x": 320, "y": 400, "w": 2476, "h": 1884 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-111/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-111/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-111/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-111/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-111/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-111/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-111/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-029", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-029", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-029)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "dimensions": "24.5 × 36 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 91.44, "heightCm": 62.23 }, "curatorNote": "In this searing self-portrait, William Henry Broome captures a moment of psychological crisis with unflinching honesty. The revolver pressed to his temple is not merely a symbol of despair, but a raw expression of inner battle, an image born from a mind wrestling with overwhelming weight.\n\nThe explosive yellow surrounding Broome is both a warning and a revelation. It vibrates with emotional heat, illuminating the turmoil within while refusing to look away. The faint blue outline behind him suggests another presence-perhaps his shadow self, a silent witness, or the part of him that remains.\n\nBroome does not romanticize suffering. He records it. With bold strokes and bright color, he transforms a private moment of agony into a universal statement about human vulnerability and the fragile line between holding on and letting go.\n\nThis is not sensationalism. This is the truth painted as it was lived.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's use of intense yellow dominates the composition, creating a sense of urgency and emotional exposure. The loose, expressionistic line work conveys immediacy-this is not a carefully posed portrait, but a spontaneous act of release. The contrast between the sharp black outline of the gun and the fluid brush strokes of the face and shirt heightens the tension between action and hesitation.", "momentToReflect": "Even in the darkest moments, there is a part of us\nthat watches, that remembers, that may yet survive.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-029", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 1.458467, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 4530, "masterHeight": 3106, "canvasRect": { "x": 149, "y": 149, "w": 4232, "h": 2808 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-029/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-029/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-029/2048.webp" }, { "w": 4096, "url": "art/whb-bc-029/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-029/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-029/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-029/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-029/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-029/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-029/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 4530, "height": 3106, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-010", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-010", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-010)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "20 × 38 in.", "curatorNote": "William Henry Broome often blurred the boundaries between the physical and the emotional. In this remarkable composition, the reclining figure appears almost inseparable from the surrounding landscape, as though body and nature have become part of the same living expression. Rich greens and luminous yellows flow across the canvas with restless energy, transforming the figure into something that feels both human and elemental.\n\nThe painting resists a literal reading. Is the figure resting, emerging, surrendering, or being reclaimed by the natural world? Broome offers no explanation. Instead, he allows the viewer to experience the work emotionally before attempting to understand it intellectually.\n\nThere is a quiet tenderness within the composition. Although the figure is physically vulnerable, there is no sense of fear or violence.\n\nRather, the body appears suspended in a moment of profound stillness, surrounded by a landscape that seems less like a setting than an extension of the figure itself. The earth does not overpower the individual, it embraces her.\n\nThroughout the Broome Collection, the artist frequently explored humanity's relationship with identity, memory, and solitude. Here, those themes expand into something larger. The painting invites us to consider whether healing begins when we stop resisting the world around us and allow ourselves to become part of it.\n\nLike many of Broome's most compelling works, the painting offers no final answer. Instead, it quietly reminds us that growth often occurs in places where vulnerability and renewal meet.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's energetic impasto technique gives the surface extraordinary movement.\nThick layers of yellow and green paint create the impression of living vegetation, while the reclining figure emerges organically from the surrounding brushwork rather than standing apart from it. The absence of sharp outlines encourages the eye to wander between body and landscape, reinforcing the painting's central tension between individuality and unity with nature. The darker accents surrounding the figure provide rhythm and contrast, anchoring the composition without disturbing its overall sense of harmony.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes healing begins not when we change who we are,\nbut when we remember that we have always belonged.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-010", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 1.802343, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3538, "masterHeight": 1963, "canvasRect": { "x": 112, "y": 205, "w": 3251, "h": 1537 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-010/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-010/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-010/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-010/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-010/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-010/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-010/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-003", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-003", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-003)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "dimensions": "36 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 91.44 }, "curatorNote": "In this powerful and enigmatic work, William Henry Broome presents a figure both intimate and otherworldly-part woman, part mask, part memory. She sits in a boat that feels less like a vessel of escape and more like a cradle of stories, carrying something small and fragile in her presence.\n\nThe face, encircled and concealed, invites us to question identity. Is this a mask worn for protection, a symbol of emotional armor, or the many faces we present to the world? The red hair, vibrant and untamed, frames a figure both vulnerable and strong-nude, unashamed, and raw in her humanity.\n\nThe boat becomes a symbol of journey, not across water, but through the inner landscapes of the soul. Within it, something small sits-perhaps a child, perhaps a part of herself, perhaps the innocence she carries or the pain she protects.\n\nBroome often painted the silent battles that words could not express. Here, he speaks of identity, motherhood, protection, memory, and the inner voyage of healing.\n\nThis painting does not provide answers. It holds space for our own. It asks us to reflect on what we carry, what we shield, and what we refuse to let sink.", "lookingCloser": "What does the masked face suggest about identity and the roles we play?\nWhy might Broome place the figure in a boat instead of on solid ground?\nWho or what is the small figure within the boat?\nHow does the contrast of colors, fiery reds and soft pinks against deep blues and purples— influence your emotional response?\nIn what ways does this painting reflect Broome's themes of protection, memory, and the inner voyage of healing?", "momentToReflect": "We all carry something within us that the world may never see.\nWe carry it forward anyway.", "accession": "BC-003", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.686428, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2362, "masterHeight": 3441, "canvasRect": { "x": 113, "y": 113, "w": 2136, "h": 3215 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 351, "url": "art/whb-bc-003/512.webp" }, { "w": 703, "url": "art/whb-bc-003/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1406, "url": "art/whb-bc-003/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-003/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-003/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-003/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-003/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-190", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-190", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-190)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "dimensions": "5 × 16 in.", "curatorNote": "BC-190 presents one of William Henry Broome’s most intimate and emotionally vulnerable self-portraits. Curled tightly into the fetal position, the artist returns to the posture of our earliest existence, a universal gesture of protection, vulnerability, and the instinctive search for safety. It is a position that speaks not of defeat, but of a profound desire to retreat from emotional pain and find refuge within oneself.\n\nThe composition is deliberately restrained. A quiet field of cool blue and deep violet surrounds the figure, stripping away all unnecessary distractions and leaving the viewer alone with the artist’s physical and emotional presence. Every element appears intentional, encouraging us to focus on the solitude of the moment rather than the world beyond it.\n\nBeside Broome's head rests a pair of pink women’s undergarments, carefully positioned within the composition rather than hidden from view. Their presence immediately raises questions but offers no clear answers. They may suggest memory, intimacy, longing, identity, vulnerability, companionship, or the remnants of a relationship known only to the artist. Broome provides no explanation, allowing this small but striking object to remain one of the painting’s most intriguing mysteries.\n\nThroughout the Broome Collection, personal objects often appear not as illustrations but as symbols fragments of a larger story left intentionally incomplete. Here, the undergarments become part of the emotional landscape, inviting viewers to reflect on the complexity of human relationships, identity, and the private experiences that shape us but are rarely seen by others.\n\nRather than offering certainty, Broome offers honesty. This painting reminds us that every life contains moments of fear, tenderness, loneliness, and quiet resilience. In its silence, BC-190 becomes less a portrait of despair than a deeply human meditation on the universal need for comfort, understanding, and acceptance.", "lookingCloser": "The small scale and narrow format intensify the sense of confinement and introspection. Broome's careful use of muted color and soft light removes all external reference, placing the focus entirely on the human state of fear and withdrawal. This work suggests a moment when words fail, and the body instinctively seeks safety. It is a visual diary entry from the inner child still shielding himself from harm.", "momentToReflect": "In the moments when we feel most alone, we often\nbecome the most honest with ourselves.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-190", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 2.027186, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2759, "masterHeight": 1361, "canvasRect": { "x": 463, "y": 458, "w": 1820, "h": 429 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-190/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-190/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-190/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-190/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-190/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-190/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-190/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-045", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-045", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-045)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "dimensions": "36 × 12 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 30.48, "heightCm": 91.44 }, "curatorNote": "In this unflinching nude self-portrait, William Henry Broome presents himself without disguise, both literally and figuratively. The upright stance, the direct gaze turned slightly downward, and the hands holding an object at the center of the body create a composition charged with vulnerability, curiosity, and psychological tension.\n\nThe turquoise field surrounding the figure offers a cool, distant space that contrasts with the warm golden tones of the flesh. This contrast draws the viewer's attention to the figure's presence while also creating a dialogue between exposure and isolation. Broome's use of thin, expressive outlines allows form and emotion to coexist in a space that feels both intimate and confrontational.\n\nThe pose, gesture, and the object held invite many possible interpretations-innocence and exploration, power and anxiety, humor and unease. Broome does not offer clarity; instead, he opens a door to personal reflection on the body, identity, desire, and self-perception.\n\nThis work challenges us to look beyond first impressions and to consider how society, memory, and inner experience shape the way we see ourselves. Broome leaves the question unresolved, inviting us to consider the many layers of meaning that remain between the artist and the viewer.", "lookingCloser": "Broome strips away nearly every distraction, leaving only the figure, color, and gesture. The elongated stance and simplified contour draw the viewer’s attention to posture rather than anatomy, suggesting vulnerability instead of exhibition. The striking contrast between the cool turquoise background and the warm golden figure creates a quiet psychological tension, while the confident yet uncertain pose invites us to question whether we are witnessing confidence, humor, defiance, or emotional exposure. Like much of Broome’s work, the meaning is left intentionally unresolved, allowing each viewer to bring their own experiences to the image.", "momentToReflect": "Some truths are revealed only when we are willing\nto see ourselves without hiding just as we are.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-045", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.355892, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2093, "masterHeight": 5881, "canvasRect": { "x": 100, "y": 100, "w": 1893, "h": 5681 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 182, "url": "art/whb-bc-045/512.webp" }, { "w": 364, "url": "art/whb-bc-045/1024.webp" }, { "w": 729, "url": "art/whb-bc-045/2048.webp" }, { "w": 1458, "url": "art/whb-bc-045/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-045/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-045/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-045/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-045/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-045/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-045/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 2093, "height": 5881, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-211", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-211", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-211)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-211 may be one of the most psychologically revealing self-portraits in The Broome Collection. At first glance, the composition appears chaotic a nude figure standing before an ornate doorway while cradling a detached face. Yet with closer observation, the features of both figures strongly suggest that William Henry Broome painted himself holding another version of himself.\n\nIf that interpretation is correct, the painting is less about physical identity than about the burden of carrying multiple selves.\n\nThe standing figure is rendered vulnerable, without clothing or protection, while the face he embraces appears calm, composed, and almost mask-like. Together they create a striking visual contrast between the external identity presented to the world and the internal self-carried in silence. Rather than separating body and face, Broome may be asking whether either truly represents who he was.\n\nThe brilliant field of crimson, gold, white, and blue transforms the background into an emotional landscape rather than a physical place. Every brushstroke pulses with movement, suggesting that the artist's internal world was anything but still.\n\nEven the watchful eye emerging from the left side of the composition seems to remind us that identity is never experienced in isolation; we are continually seen, judged, remembered, and questioned by ourselves as much as by others.\n\nThe ornate doorway behind the figure introduces another layer of meaning. Whether it represents memory, transition, psychological passage, or spiritual transformation cannot be known. Broome leaves no explanation, allowing the symbolism to remain open to every viewer's interpretation.\n\nRather than offering answers, BC-211 becomes a meditation on the lifelong search to understand oneself.", "lookingCloser": "The standing figure and the face he holds share the same features-glasses, facial structure, and expression-suggesting two versions of the same person.\nThe bold colors, repeated flowers, watchful eye, and ornate doorway create a symbolic environment that reflects the complexity of identity and the many questions we carry within ourselves.", "momentToReflect": "Perhaps the hardest person we will\never carry through life ourselves.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-211", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.841762, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2197, "masterHeight": 2610, "canvasRect": { "x": 192, "y": 190, "w": 1778, "h": 2226 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 431, "url": "art/whb-bc-211/512.webp" }, { "w": 862, "url": "art/whb-bc-211/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1724, "url": "art/whb-bc-211/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-211/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-211/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-211/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-211/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-169", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-169", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-169)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-169 is a deeply personal and evocative painting that captures a moment of transition. Broome is leaving either a place, a chapter, or perhaps a version of himself.\n\nThe figure is nude, unguarded, and vulnerable. He carries a suitcase, a universal symbol of departure, decision, and the unknown. His hand reaches toward the door, a threshold that separates where he has been from where he may be going. The door is not fully open-the choice is in progress.\n\nBroome's use of loose, unfinished brushwork heightens the emotional honesty of the scene. The background is pared down to essentials, placing all attention on the figure and his quiet act of leaving. A shadow-like form follows behind him, echoing his movement. It may suggest memory, doubt, burden, or the part of ourselves that never truly leaves.\n\nThis is not a triumphant goodbye. It is a sober, ambiguous moment one filled with uncertainty, courage, and perhaps a touch of fear. Broome invites us to ask: What is he leaving behind? What is he seeking? And most importantly-what will he become?\n\nBC-169 stands as a reminder that life is made of thresholds, and that every departure carries both loss and possibility.", "lookingCloser": "Broome simplifies the environment so that the emotional story is clear and immediate. The suitcase, the reaching hand, the door, and the shadow behind him form a visual narrative of decision and transition. The unfinished quality of the painting mirrors the unfinished nature of the moment itself-everything is still unknown.", "momentToReflect": "Every ending is a doorway to something\nwe cannot yet see.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-169", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 1.235429, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2692, "masterHeight": 2179, "canvasRect": { "x": 104, "y": 104, "w": 2484, "h": 1971 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-169/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-169/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-169/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-169/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-169/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-169/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-169/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-046", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-046", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-046)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "curatorNote": "In this intimate horizontal composition, William Henry Broome places himself in a position of exposure and exhaustion. The artist lies bare, looking outward with a gaze that is both questioning and searching.\n\nThe golden field surrounds him like a vast, quiet space-unadorned and unfiltered, allowing his expression and gesture to take center stage. The subtle lines and warm palette convey a sense of fragility, curiosity, and the desire for connection.\n\nBroome's minimalist approach distills the moment to its essence: a human being reaching, observing, and perhaps asking to be seen and understood.\n\nThis work invites us to pause and meet the artist in a moment of raw honesty, where vulnerability becomes strength.", "lookingCloser": "The long, horizontal format and restrained composition focus our attention on the face and hands-windows to the emotions within. The golden background and expressive line work create a sense of openness and stillness, while the artist's direct gaze invites a quiet conversation about identity, presence, and the need to be understood.", "momentToReflect": "In our most vulnerable moments, we may feel completely\nexposed-yet it is in that honesty that true understanding begins.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-046", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 2.808305, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 5816, "masterHeight": 2071, "canvasRect": { "x": 99, "y": 99, "w": 5618, "h": 1873 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-046/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-046/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-046/2048.webp" }, { "w": 4096, "url": "art/whb-bc-046/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-046/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-046/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-046/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-046/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-046/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-046/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 5816, "height": 2071, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-020", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-020", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-020)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "dimensions": "36 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 91.44, "heightCm": 60.96 }, "curatorNote": "In this explosive expression of emotion, William Henry Broome plunges the viewer into a world of raw, unrestrained intensity.\n\nThe figure-wild, exposed, and unguarded-emerges from a maelstrom of color and movement, embodying both vulnerability and defiance.\n\nBroome's use of thick, impulsive brushstrokes creates a sense of urgency and upheaval. The reds, oranges, and yellows collide with cooler tones of blues, greens, and purples, producing a visual storm that mirrors the turmoil within. The figure's form, though recognizable, is not bound by realism; rather, it is shaped by feeling, instinct, and an almost existential need to be seen.\n\nThere is a primal energy in the open mouth and the chaotic surroundings, a cry, a plea, a declaration of presence. The body becomes both the subject and the canvas upon which Broome projects his inner conflict, desire, and search for meaning.\n\nThis work is not merely a portrait; it is a glimpse into the human spirit at its most unfiltered. Broome does not ask for sympathy-he demands recognition. In the chaos, he finds freedom.\n\nIn the exposure, he finds truth.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's dynamic, layered brushwork creates depth and motion, pulling the figure forward while the background recedes into chaos. The contrasts of warm and cool tones heighten the emotional temperature, while the expressive application of paint reveals the immediacy and urgency of the artist's inner world.", "momentToReflect": "In our most vulnerable moments,\nwe may feel completely exposed,\nyet it is in that honesty that true\nunderstanding begins.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-020", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 1.457854, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 4687, "masterHeight": 3215, "canvasRect": { "x": 154, "y": 154, "w": 4379, "h": 2907 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-020/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-020/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-020/2048.webp" }, { "w": 4096, "url": "art/whb-bc-020/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-020/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-020/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-020/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-020/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-020/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-020/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 4687, "height": 3215, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-007", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-007", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-007)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "dimensions": "36 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 91.44 }, "curatorNote": "In this haunting and symbolic work, William Henry Broome presents a vision that is both confronting and deeply personal. The central figure stands at the threshold between anguish and revelation-mouth open in a silent cry, eyes wide with a raw, unfiltered intensity. She appears both vulnerable and otherworldly, as if calling out from a realm beyond ordinary understanding.\n\nBelow her lies another self—upside down, eyes open and unblinking, framed by a cascade of red. This duality suggests the many layers of identity we carry: the self we show the world, and the self we keep buried within our fears, memories, and pain.\n\nThe dark, turbulent background swirls with energy, reflecting an inner storm or spiritual struggle. Yet within this chaos, Broome uses bold color and form to create a sense of presence—of something seeking to be seen, heard, and understood.\n\nBroome often painted from the depths of his own experience. This piece speaks to the silent battles that shape us, the inner voices that cry out for release, and the possibility that healing begins when we acknowledge all parts of ourselves.", "lookingCloser": "What emotions do you feel from the figure's open mouth and wide eyes?\nWhy do you think Broome painted the second face upside down?\nHow does the use of red draw your attention and influence the mood?\nWhat might the contrasting figures say about different parts of our identity?\nIn what ways does this painting reflect inner struggles or hidden feelings?", "momentToReflect": "There is a voice within us that speaks in silence-and it is often the loudest.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-007", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.689553, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 3274, "masterHeight": 4748, "canvasRect": { "x": 157, "y": 157, "w": 2960, "h": 4434 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 353, "url": "art/whb-bc-007/512.webp" }, { "w": 706, "url": "art/whb-bc-007/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1412, "url": "art/whb-bc-007/2048.webp" }, { "w": 2824, "url": "art/whb-bc-007/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-007/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-007/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-007/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-007/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-007/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-007/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 3274, "height": 4748, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-220", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-220", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-220)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "medium": "Cotton canvas", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-220 is one of the most intimate and enigmatic paintings in The Broome Collection. It depicts a sexual act between a male and a female, yet the identities of the figures remain deliberately unknown. Broome offers no narrative, no context, and no explanation.\n\nThe composition is raw, physical, and unmistakably human. Broome does not sensationalize the act; instead, he reduces it to form, texture, breath, and movement. The figures are intertwined, not as individuals, but as forces—merging, yielding, and becoming one.\n\nThe muted palette and thick, expressive brushwork create an atmosphere that is both tender and primal. There is no background, no setting. no time. The world disappears, leaving only the act itself. This may suggest that Broome is exploring not a specific moment in a relationship, but a universal human experience.\n\nWhy did Broome paint this? We may never know. Perhaps it was a private confession.\n\nPerhaps an exploration of love, desire, loneliness, or the search for connection. Perhaps it was an attempt to understand the body not as an object, but as a vessel of emotion.\n\nOr perhaps it was simply an honest expression of what lived within him-unfiltered, unapologetic, and deeply human.\n\nKnowing what history has revealed about Broome's lifelong battle with mental illness, BC-220 becomes even more poignant. It may reflect longing. pleasure, pain, vulnerability, or the search for intimacy in a world that often felt isolating.\n\nUltimately, BC-220 reminds us that love and desire are not simple stories. They are complex, personal, and often unspoken. Through this painting, Broome gives us a glimpse into a part of the human experience that is rarely discussed, yet profoundly universal.", "lookingCloser": "The physical closeness of the figures, the curvature of their bodies, and the merging of form and color create a powerful sense of movement and release. Broome removes all identifying features, allowing the viewer to focus on the emotion rather than the individuals. The absence of setting and the thick, layered paint enhance the timeless and universal nature of the moment.", "momentToReflect": "Love and desire are among the most human experiences\nwe carry, yet they are often the hardest to understand.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-220", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 1.217877, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2834, "masterHeight": 2327, "canvasRect": { "x": 208, "y": 212, "w": 2409, "h": 1905 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-220/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-220/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-220/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-220/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-220/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-220/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-220/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-101", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-101", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-101)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "dimensions": "11 × 14 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "This provocative work confronts the viewer with imagery that is both unsettling and deeply symbolic. Broome often used bold forms and raw expression to explore themes of identity, vulnerability, exposure, and the human condition.\n\nThe central figure-framed within a fiery, almost sacred mandorla-appears to be both revealed and wounded. The wide eyes suggest shock, awareness, or a plea to be seen. The surrounding field of agitated color creates a sense of intensity and psychological tension, drawing the viewer into an emotional experience that is impossible to ignore.\n\nWhile the subject matter is enigmatic and provocative, Broome's intention is rarely about provocation for its own sake. Instead, he uses symbolism and distortion to communicate what words cannot express-fears, obsessions, spiritual questions, and the struggle to understand oneself in a complicated world.\n\nThis painting reminds us that Broome's work often moves between the deeply personal and the universally human. It invites multiple interpretations each shaped by the viewer's own experiences, beliefs, and willingness to look beyond the surface.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique creates a thick, tactile surface that adds emotional weight to the imagery. The vibrant oranges and reds form a halo-like field, suggesting energy, intensity, or spiritual significance. The distorted figure and raw symbolism challenge the viewer to confront discomfort and consider deeper meanings beneath the surface.", "momentToReflect": "Some images disturb us because they reveal parts of ourselves we would rather not face.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-101", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.846397, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2408, "masterHeight": 2845, "canvasRect": { "x": 379, "y": 481, "w": 1603, "h": 2037 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 433, "url": "art/whb-bc-101/512.webp" }, { "w": 867, "url": "art/whb-bc-101/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1733, "url": "art/whb-bc-101/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-101/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-101/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-101/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-101/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-002", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-002", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-002)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "medium": "20 oz cotton canvas", "dimensions": "42 × 31 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 78.74, "heightCm": 106.68 }, "curatorNote": "In this powerful self-portrait, William Henry Broome captures a moment of introspection and resolve. The figure, bathed in fiery hues, turns inward-rolling up his sleeve, as if preparing for a task that is both personal and unseen.\n\nThe colors are not merely warm; they are alive. They pulse with emotion-anger, passion, energy, and perhaps the heat of transformation. This is not a portrait of calm contemplation, but of conversion: the moment before action, before change, before creation.\n\nBroome does not show us the cause of his fire.\n\nInstead, he shows us his response. He readies himself. He steels himself. He becomes both the witness and the instrument of his own becoming.\n\nThis painting speaks to the quiet strength it takes to confront oneself and choose to move forward-even when the path ahead is uncertain.\n\nIn this moment of preparation lies a universal truth: before we can hope to change the world, we must first choose to change ourselves.", "lookingCloser": "What does the act of rolling up his sleeve symbolize for Broome?\nHow do the fiery colors influence your emotional response to the painting?\nIs this a moment of anger, determination, transformation, or all three?\nWhat unseen challenge or purpose is Broome preparing himself for?\nHow does texture and movement contribute to the sense of inner power?", "momentToReflect": "Before every breakthrough is a moment of decision. Before every change is a choice to prepare. Before every victory is the courage to begin within", "accession": "BC-002", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.774401, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3007, "masterHeight": 3883, "canvasRect": { "x": 176, "y": 123, "w": 2692, "h": 3628 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 396, "url": "art/whb-bc-002/512.webp" }, { "w": 793, "url": "art/whb-bc-002/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1586, "url": "art/whb-bc-002/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-002/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-002/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-002/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-002/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-067", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-067", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-067)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "18 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 45.72, "heightCm": 60.96 }, "curatorNote": "In this bold and intimate work, William Henry Broome presents the human form not as an object, but as a presence-grounded in nature, light, and quiet strength. The figure faces away from the viewer, inviting contemplation without confrontation, offering form without identity.\n\nThe lush green background, alive with layered brushstrokes of yellow, white, and verdant tones-creates a field of life and renewal. Against this vibrant setting, the figure stands as an earthy, organic form, celebrating the natural beauty of the body in its purest state.\n\nBroome's impasto technique brings texture and movement to both figure and background. The curves are rendered with confident, expressive strokes that emphasize warmth, humanity, and vitality. There is no narrative here-only a moment, captured in paints.\n\nLike much of Broome's work, this painting remains open-ended. It speaks to the viewer in ways that are personal and unique, reminding us that beauty often lies not in what is revealed, but in what is felt.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is masterfully evident here. Thick, tactile brushstrokes build a textured surface that gives life to the background and form alike. The palette of greens, yellows, and touches of white creates a sense of movement and vibrancy.\nThe figure's contours are defined with warm, earthy tones that contrast beautifully against the cool background, highlighting the natural harmony between body and environment.", "momentToReflect": "When we release the need to define, we begin to see with a deeper heart.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-067", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.809131, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2942, "masterHeight": 3636, "canvasRect": { "x": 469, "y": 426, "w": 1988, "h": 2804 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 414, "url": "art/whb-bc-067/512.webp" }, { "w": 829, "url": "art/whb-bc-067/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1657, "url": "art/whb-bc-067/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-067/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-067/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-067/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-067/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-070", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-070", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-070)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "18 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 45.72 }, "curatorNote": "In this intense and expressive work, William Henry Broome explores form through rhythm, color, and instinct. The composition-bold, organic, and unapologetically raw-speaks to themes of nature, identity, and the unseen forces that shape us.\n\nThe sweeping arcs of rich amber and gold evoke movement and energy, reminiscent of hair, growth, or the spread of wings. At the center, a vivid red form draws the eye, a focal point of mystery and symbolism, simultaneously vulnerable and powerful.\n\nBroome's use of thick, confident brushstrokes creates a tactile experience that pulls the viewer into the painting. The dark, earthy background contrasts with the fiery foreground, suggesting depth, struggle, and emergence.\n\nBroome does not explain; he reveals. This piece invites personal interpretation, encouraging us to look within and discover the stories this form may hold. Like much of Broome's work, it remains open-ended-speaking differently to each soul that beholds it.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is strikingly evident here. Thick, fluid strokes of warm amber and gold sweep across the canvas, creating a sense of movement and vitality. The central red form acts as a visual anchor, drawing attention and suggesting deeper meaning. The contrast between the luminous foreground and the dark, textured background enhances the feeling of emergence and transformation.", "momentToReflect": "Beauty often rises from what we cannot name, guided by\nintuition and shaped by the unseen.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-070", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 1.238567, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3629, "masterHeight": 2930, "canvasRect": { "x": 409, "y": 456, "w": 2797, "h": 2000 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-070/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-070/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-070/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-070/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-070/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-070/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-070/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-060", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-060", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-060)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "medium": "RayMar 100% cotton duck panel", "dimensions": "9 × 12 in.", "curatorNote": "In this bold and irreverent work, William Henry Broome delivers a direct message wrapped in humor and defiance. The painting presents a figure unapologetically displaying himself-literally framing his own truth-and dedicates it \"For The Critics.\"\n\nBroome challenges judgment with wit, turning vulnerability into strength and criticism into fuel. The vibrant, chaotic background reflects the noise of public opinion, while the central image raw, unfiltered, and framed asserts control over the narrative.\n\nThe impasto technique adds a tactile intensity that mirrors Broome's confrontational yet playful tone. This work speaks to anyone who has ever felt misunderstood or judged, reminding us that authenticity is the ultimate response.\n\nBroome does not seek approval; he seeks expression.\n\nThis painting is a declaration of self-acceptance and a reminder that art can be both a shield and a sword.\n\nLike much of Broome's work, it remains open-ended, inviting reflection, interpretation, and perhaps a smile.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is powerfully evident here. Thick, expressive strokes create a dynamic, almost sculptural surface that gives energy and attitude to the piece. dominate the composition, while the playful text and central imagery create a layered commentary on criticism, resilience, and self-expression.", "momentToReflect": "When we stop seeking approval, we find the freedom to be exactly who we are.\nThat is the real victory.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-060", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.853573, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2425, "masterHeight": 2841, "canvasRect": { "x": 563, "y": 643, "w": 1457, "h": 1600 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 437, "url": "art/whb-bc-060/512.webp" }, { "w": 874, "url": "art/whb-bc-060/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1748, "url": "art/whb-bc-060/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-060/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-060/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-060/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-060/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-009", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-009", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-009)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "medium": "20 oz cotton canvas", "dimensions": "38 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 96.52 }, "curatorNote": "In this raw self-portrait, William Henry Broome stands completely exposed-body and soul-captured in a moment of alarm, vulnerability, and existential disbelief.\n\nThe pose is tense and theatrical: legs braced, hands clutching his head, mouth open in a silent cry. Broome presents himself without protection or disguise, confronting the viewer with the full weight of human fear and uncertainty.\n\nThe swirling green background creates a sense of emotional turbulence, surrounding the figure in a storm of brushstrokes. It becomes both the space he inhabits and the chaos he struggles against. The contrast between the calm, flat aqua floor and the agitated backdrop grounds the figure yet offers no escape.\n\nBroome’s unflinching honesty and expressive brushwork transform this image into more than a study of the body, it is a revelation of the inner self laid bare. It speaks to moments when we feel exposed, judged, and powerless.\n\nAnd yet, in showing this moment, Broome does something profound: he turns personal anguish into universal truth.", "lookingCloser": "The tense posture, wide eyes, and gripping of the head convey a powerful sense of shock or distress. Broome's use of expressive, visible brushstrokes emphasizes raw emotion over realism. The cool green tones swirl with energy, contrasting with the warm flesh tones and drawing the viewer's attention to the figure's exposed vulnerability and inner turmoil.", "momentToReflect": "In our most vulnerable moments, we may feel completely exposed yet it is in that honesty that true understanding begins.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-009", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.559457, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2597, "masterHeight": 4642, "canvasRect": { "x": 289, "y": 186, "w": 2038, "h": 4170 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 286, "url": "art/whb-bc-009/512.webp" }, { "w": 573, "url": "art/whb-bc-009/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1146, "url": "art/whb-bc-009/2048.webp" }, { "w": 2292, "url": "art/whb-bc-009/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-009/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-009/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-009/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-009/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-009/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-009/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 2597, "height": 4642, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-077", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-077", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-077)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "dimensions": "36 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 91.44 }, "curatorNote": "In this intense self-portrait, William Henry Broome presents himself in a moment of inward focus. The figure, kneeling with hands pressed together, creates a powerful image of vulnerability, confrontation, and emotional exposure. The direct gaze meets the viewer without hesitation, inviting us into an intimate space of struggle and reflection.\n\nThe deep, earthy background allows the figure’s & illuminating lines to stand out in striking relief. Fiery strokes of red, orange, and pale blue trace the contours of muscle and bone, suggesting both physical presence and inner turbulence. Broome's expressive use of color and line transforms the body into a vessel of feeling rather than a literal form.\n\nThis work may suggest themes of prayer, struggle, release, or confrontation with one’s deepest truths. The vertical form and central positioning draw the viewer directly into the work's emotional core, creating an intimate and unavoidable encounter.\n\nRather than offering certainty, Broome leaves the meaning open, inviting each viewer to reflect on their own moments of doubt, socking, and the quiet conversations we have when no one else is watching.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's bold, gestural brushwork and contrasting colors create movement\nand intensity throughout the piece. The highlighted lines define the figure's form while leaving much to the imagination. The cascading strokes in the central vertical clement contribute to a sense of release, tension, and emotional depth.", "momentToReflect": "Some conversations happen only within ourselves\nin the silence where our true questions live.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-077", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.690031, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 3288, "masterHeight": 4765, "canvasRect": { "x": 157, "y": 157, "w": 2974, "h": 4451 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 353, "url": "art/whb-bc-077/512.webp" }, { "w": 707, "url": "art/whb-bc-077/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1413, "url": "art/whb-bc-077/2048.webp" }, { "w": 2826, "url": "art/whb-bc-077/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-077/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-077/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-077/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-077/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-077/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-077/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 3288, "height": 4765, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-118", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-118", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-118)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "medium": "Panel", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "In this evocative self-portrait, William Henry Broome cloaks himself in shades of yellow and green colors that pulse with dual meanings. The yellow radiates warmth, curiosity, and creativity, while the deep green backdrop speaks to mystery, reflection, and the complexity of the inner self.\n\nThe hat, adorned with a single burst of floral brightness, adds a touch of personality and quiet confidence. The round glasses suggest both intellect and observation, a mind that sees beyond surface appearances.\n\nBroome's impasto technique gives the portrait a living texture, almost sculptural, where every stroke feels deliberate and charged with emotion. This work is not just a likeness, it is a meditation on identity, individuality, and the many roles we carry within us.\n\nIt invites us to look beyond the surface and explore the stories we tell ourselves-and the truths we choose to reveal.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is masterfully evident in this self-portrait. The thick, expressive strokes build a rich, tactile surface that brings depth and life to the image. The interplay of yellow and green creates a compelling harmony bright yet contemplative. The hat and glasses become symbols of character and perspective, framing a thinker, an observer, and a creator who continues to see the world through his own vibrant lens.", "momentToReflect": "We are all painted by the colors of our choices and the light we allow in.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-118", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.849965, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2436, "masterHeight": 2866, "canvasRect": { "x": 325, "y": 357, "w": 1814, "h": 2163 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 435, "url": "art/whb-bc-118/512.webp" }, { "w": 870, "url": "art/whb-bc-118/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1741, "url": "art/whb-bc-118/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-118/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-118/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-118/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-118/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-119", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-119", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-119)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "medium": "Panel", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "In this powerful self-portrait, William Henry Broome meets the viewer with unwavering directness. The clear gaze behind the glasses is steady and searching for an invitation to see and be seen.\n\nThe vibrant turquoise background creates a striking contrast with the warm tones of the figure, drawing full attention to the artist's presence. The feather, bold in its orange and white, adds a symbolic layer-suggesting identity, individuality, and a connection to something deeper than the surface.\n\nThe thick, expressive brushstrokes give the painting a tactile quality, making the portrait feel both immediate and timeless. Broome's use of color, light, and texture captures not only his likeness, but also the depth of his inner strength and quiet resolve.\n\nThis work is a testament to self-awareness and authenticity.\n\nIt reflects Broome's belief in transparency, courage, and the importance of remaining true to oneself in a complex and ever-changing world.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is masterfully evident in this self-portrait. The bold, expressive strokes create a rich, almost sculptural surface. The turquoise background intensifies the figure's presence, while the feather introduces a layer of symbolism tied to personal identity and freedom. The direct gaze, framed by the glasses, invites the viewer into a moment of connection, introspection, and recognition.", "momentToReflect": "To know yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-119", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.844991, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2404, "masterHeight": 2845, "canvasRect": { "x": 284, "y": 343, "w": 1883, "h": 2172 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 433, "url": "art/whb-bc-119/512.webp" }, { "w": 865, "url": "art/whb-bc-119/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1731, "url": "art/whb-bc-119/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-119/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-119/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-119/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-119/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-124", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-124", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-124)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "dimensions": "18 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 45.72 }, "curatorNote": "Among the many portraits within The Broome Collection, BC-124 stands apart as one of the collection's most enigmatic relationships. Two figures occupy the same space, yet they seem to exist in different emotional worlds. One appears restrained and introspective, while the other bears a butterfly across the forehead, a recurring symbol that surfaces throughout William Henry Broome's body of work.\n\nWhether these are two individuals, two memories, or two aspects of the artist's own psyche remains uncertain. Broome offers no explanation. Instead, he layers expressive color, distorted features, and symbolic imagery to create a painting that feels suspended between reality and dream.\n\nThe butterfly is especially significant. As additional works in the collection reveal similar imagery, it begins to emerge not as decoration, but as part of Broome's private visual vocabulary. Across cultures the butterfly has represented transformation, renewal, fragility, and hope. Here it appears to rest upon the mind itself, suggesting that change begins not in the body, but within consciousness.\n\nRather than documenting a specific relationship, the painting invites viewers to consider the relationships that shape every human life-the people who influence us, the memories we carry, and the parts of ourselves that evolve through connection. Like much of Broome's work, the answers remain intentionally unfinished, allowing the mystery to become part of the experience.", "lookingCloser": "The thick, expressive brushwork gives both faces a sculptural presence, while the dramatically different color palettes distinguish the emotional character of each figure. The butterfly, positioned at the center of the forehead, functions almost as a symbolic third eye, introducing a recurring motif that appears elsewhere in The Broome Collection. The composition suggests conversation without words, inviting viewers to explore identity, memory, and transformation.", "momentToReflect": "Some people enter our lives to change us.\nOthers remain only as butterflies in our memory.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-124", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 1.254211, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3202, "masterHeight": 2553, "canvasRect": { "x": 251, "y": 286, "w": 2638, "h": 1956 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-124/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-124/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-124/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-124/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-124/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-124/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-124/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-066", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-066", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-066)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "dimensions": "24 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "In this provocative and energetic work, William Henry Broome blends humor, intensity, and personal connection into a striking visual narrative. The expressive figure, caught in a moment of bold abandon, contrasts with the serene portrait of the young woman, perhaps a memory, inspiration, or quiet anchor amid the storm.\n\nThe vibrant palette is alive with oranges, yellows, reds, and greens-pulses with movement and emotion. The thick, impasto brushstrokes create tactile texture and immediacy, giving the painting a sense of performance, spontaneity, and raw life. Broome's use of contrast between calm and chaos, stillness and action adds depth and complexity.\n\nBroome does not offer explanations; instead, he invites the viewer into the scene, leaving space for interpretation. This work may speak of celebration, release, longing, or the human need for connection-reminding us that joy and reflection often exist side by side.\n\nLike much of Broome's work, this painting remains open-ended. It encourages us to look beyond the surface and discover the meanings that resonate with our own experiences and memories.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is masterfully evident in this piece. Thick, expressive strokes build a dynamic surface that conveys energy; motion, and emotion. The warm, fiery palette creates excitement and contrast, while the cooler greens and purples in the background add balance and depth. The inset portrait introduces a moment of quiet stillness that beautifully contrasts the animated figure, creating a layered storytelling experience.", "momentToReflect": "In the midst of life's noise, there are faces and memories that remind us\nof what matters most-and give us the strength to keep moving forward.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-066", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 1.245919, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3587, "masterHeight": 2879, "canvasRect": { "x": 441, "y": 438, "w": 2666, "h": 2003 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-066/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-066/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-066/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-066/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-066/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-066/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-066/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-038", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-038", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-038)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "dimensions": "18 × 36 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 91.44, "heightCm": 45.72 }, "curatorNote": "This dynamic composition presents two moments of the same individual-raw and unguarded, then composed and reflective.\n\nThrough this duality, Broome explores the full spectrum of human expression.\n\nOn the left, a spontaneous yawn breaks through restraint, a glimpse of the body's natural truth. On the right, the same figure, now collected, engages in a private ritual-lost in thought, almost teasing the viewer with his knowing gaze.\n\nThe minimal lines, bold framing, and limited palette heighten the contrast between action and stillness, revealing Broome's interest in the invisible narrative that connects our many selves.\n\nThis work invites us to consider how easily we shift between vulnerability and control-often within a single breath.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's use of negative space and the framed vignette on the left draw our attention to the immediacy of the moment, while the figure on the right offers a counterbalance of introspection. The red outlines and blue accents emphasize movement and connection, the unseen thread between action and thought.", "momentToReflect": "In our most vulnerable moments, we may feel completely exposed,\nyet it is in that honesty that true understanding begins.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-038", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 1.908703, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 5373, "masterHeight": 2815, "canvasRect": { "x": 135, "y": 135, "w": 5103, "h": 2545 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-038/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-038/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-038/2048.webp" }, { "w": 4096, "url": "art/whb-bc-038/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-038/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-038/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-038/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-038/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-038/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-038/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 5373, "height": 2815, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-056", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-056", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-056)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "dimensions": "17 × 14 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 35.56, "heightCm": 43.18 }, "curatorNote": "In this self-portrait, William Henry Broome meets us with unguarded honesty. The direct gaze, the cigarette, the rising smoke every element speaks to a moment of pause between thought and action.\n\nBroome's use of warm earth tones and meticulous detail creates an atmosphere of restraint and introspection. The round glasses, carefully highlighted, frame eyes that have seen much and carried more.\n\nThis is not a portrait for admiration, but for understanding.\n\nThe brushwork reveals both control and texture-every stroke deliberate, every detail earned. The smoke softens the rigidity of the pose, introducing movement and the suggestion of a fleeting moment in time.\n\nThis painting reminds us that behind every creator is a human being navigating life's constant tension between clarity and uncertainty. Broome does not seek approval.\n\nHe simply bears witness.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's masterful realism is evident in the subtle rendering of skin, hair, and fabric.\nHis warm, muted palette creates a sense of intimacy, while the fine details-the reflection in the glasses, the ember of the cigarette, the delicate smoke-draw us into a moment that feels both personal and universal. It is a portrait of a mind at rest, yet never still.", "momentToReflect": "In our most vulnerable moments, we may feel completely exposed yet it is in\nthat honesty that true understanding begins.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-056", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.847317, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2242, "masterHeight": 2646, "canvasRect": { "x": 389, "y": 381, "w": 1462, "h": 1875 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 434, "url": "art/whb-bc-056/512.webp" }, { "w": 868, "url": "art/whb-bc-056/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1735, "url": "art/whb-bc-056/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-056/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-056/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-056/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-056/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-084", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-084", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-084)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "medium": "Panel", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "With a paintbrush clenched between his teeth and a mischievous tilt of the head, Broome offers us a rare moment of levity in his self-portraits.\n\nThis work radiates humor, curiosity, and a touch of defiance, a glimpse of the artist who never took himself too seriously, even as he wrestled with life's deeper battles. The impish expression and bare form speak to Broome's comfort in vulnerability and his refusal to hide behind pretense.\n\nThe thick, expressive strokes and warm palette bring energy and movement to the piece, capturing a spark of creativity mid-play. It is a testament to Broome's unfiltered spirit and his belief that art is not only a means of expression, but also a source of joy.\n\nHere, Broome reminds us that even in the midst of struggle, there is room for laughter, imagination, and the childlike wonder that fuels creation.", "lookingCloser": "The playful pose, the paintbrush, the direct gaze, and the rich impasto technique come together in this self-portrait to reveal Broome's uninhibited personality. The texture of the paint and the spontaneous strokes emphasize the artist's hands-on relationship with his messy, instinctive, and alive. This piece captures a fleeting instant of creative freedom, where the artist becomes both the performer and the playful child.", "momentToReflect": "We are all more than our struggles.\nSometimes, we just need to remember how to play.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-084", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.841463, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2277, "masterHeight": 2706, "canvasRect": { "x": 244, "y": 293, "w": 1792, "h": 2131 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 431, "url": "art/whb-bc-084/512.webp" }, { "w": 862, "url": "art/whb-bc-084/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1723, "url": "art/whb-bc-084/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-084/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-084/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-084/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-084/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-116", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-116", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-116)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "medium": "Panel", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "In this intimate self-portrait, William Henry Broome presents himself in a rare moment of stillness and introspection.\n\nClad in a vivid orange shirt, hands pressed together in a prayer-like gesture, a cigarette resting lightly between his lips, Broome gazes directly at us unflinching, thoughtful, and vulnerable. The cool, textured background contrasts with the warmth and intensity of his presence, creating a powerful tension between inner calm and inner fire.\n\nThe painting speaks to themes of contemplation, discipline, and the search for clarity amid life's complexity. It reflects Broome's belief in reflection as both refuge and strength, a practice that grounds the creative spirit and sustains the human soul.\n\nThis work is a reminder that even in solitude, the artist seeks connection with himself, with something greater, and ultimately, with the viewer.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is masterfully evident in this self-portrait. The thick, expressive paint creates a tactile, almost sculptural surface. The vibrant orange garment commands attention and symbolizes spiritual energy, awareness, and creativity. The prayerful hands and steady gaze invite us into a space of introspection, where silence becomes a source of strength and the artist's presence feels both personal and universal.", "momentToReflect": "In stillness, we find ourselves; in reflection, we find our purpose.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-116", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.853979, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2468, "masterHeight": 2890, "canvasRect": { "x": 326, "y": 354, "w": 1785, "h": 2205 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 437, "url": "art/whb-bc-116/512.webp" }, { "w": 874, "url": "art/whb-bc-116/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1749, "url": "art/whb-bc-116/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-116/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-116/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-116/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-116/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-079", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-079", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-079)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "In this self-portrait, William Henry Broome engages the viewer in a rare moment of direct connection. Extending both hands forward, he offers the paintbrush horizontally an intentional gesture of invitation, challenge, and shared purpose. The steady gaze behind golden glasses is calm yet unwavering, communicating confidence, focus, and a deep respect for the act of creation.\n\nThe soft, light background allows the figure and gesture to take center stage, eliminating distraction and emphasizing the symbolic power of the pose. The turquoise garment, tied at the center with a simple white bow, introduces a sense of approachability and individuality. Broome's signature, visible across the chest, becomes part of the composition-an affirmation of identity and authorship.\n\nThis work may suggest themes of offering one's work to the world, taking responsibility for one's voice, or bridging the space between artist and audience. The outstretched paintbrush can symbolize the tools of creativity as instruments of connection, expression, and transformation.\n\nRather than offering certainty, Broome leaves the meaning open, inviting each viewer to consider what they are being invited to accept, create, or share in their own journey. The painting speaks to the quiet strength it takes to extend oneself-to be seen, to be understood, and to leave a mark through honest expression.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's careful use of light and subtle texture creates depth in the face, hands, and clothing. The direct, frontal composition strengthens the connection with the viewer. The outstretched hands and horizontal paintbrush form a strong visual line that anchors the piece, while the neutral background enhances clarity and focus on the artist's expression and gesture.", "momentToReflect": "Creativity is not only what we make, but what we offer to others.\nEvery brush of the hand can become a bridge between one heart and another.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-079", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.849148, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2640, "masterHeight": 3109, "canvasRect": { "x": 317, "y": 357, "w": 1996, "h": 2369 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 435, "url": "art/whb-bc-079/512.webp" }, { "w": 870, "url": "art/whb-bc-079/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1739, "url": "art/whb-bc-079/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-079/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-079/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-079/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-079/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-107", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-107", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-107)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "dimensions": "24 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 60.96 }, "curatorNote": "BC-107 is a striking self-portrait that externalizes an internal voice. The words \"DO IT!\" appear not as instruction to the viewer, but as a command from within-pressed, repeated, and impossible to ignore.\n\nBroome often painted the dialogue inside his mind. Here, the energetic background swirls with restlessness, urgency, and psychological tension. The phrase emerges from the chaos rather than sitting outside it, suggesting that the voice is part of him, not apart from him.\n\nThe expression-tongue against the lip, eyes locked forward reveals the conflict between impulse and restraint, thought and action, self-control and surrender. Broome offers us no resolution, only the raw experience of the struggle.\n\nThis is not a portrait of instruction. It is a portrait of pressure. A portrait of the relentless mental noise that many carry in silence, yet few are willing to show.\n\nThrough honesty and fearless self-exposure, Broome turns inner turmoil into art—and invites us to acknowledge our own.", "lookingCloser": "The vivid colors and agitated brushstrokes reflect psychological intensity. The pink words \"DO IT!\" stand out sharply against the chaotic background, appearing almost as if carved or shouted from within. Broome's expression balances challenge and vulnerability. This is a study of the inner voices that influence, tempt, and torment.", "momentToReflect": "That voice in your head is not always the enemy-sometimes\nit is the part of you begging to be heard.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-107", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 1.005844, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 3098, "masterHeight": 3080, "canvasRect": { "x": 147, "y": 147, "w": 2804, "h": 2786 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-107/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-107/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-107/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-107/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-107/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-107/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-107/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-055", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-055", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-055)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "dimensions": "25 × 19 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 48.26, "heightCm": 63.5 }, "curatorNote": "In this compelling self-portrait, William Henry Broome presents himself with an unwavering gaze that is both unsettling and deeply vulnerable. His luminous yellow eyes immediately capture our attention, creating the impression of someone looking beyond the viewer as much as at them. The heavily textured surface of the face, built through layers of gray, white, and black, suggests not only physical form but the emotional weight carried beneath it.\n\nOne of the painting’s most intriguing elements is the vivid yellow square positioned beside the artist’s head. Within it, many viewers may perceive the suggestion of a female figure or torso emerging from the abstract brushwork, while others may see only an indistinct memory or symbolic presence. Broome offers no explanation, leaving the image suspended between recognition and mystery. Whether this form represents intimacy, longing, memory, comfort, or something entirely different remains open to interpretation.\n\nThe contrast between the muted monochromatic portrait and the warm yellow form creates a visual dialogue between isolation and connection, between the internal world of the artist and something, or someone, that exists just beyond him. Throughout the Collection, Broome often leaves such visual questions unanswered, inviting viewers to participate in completing the narrative rather than simply observing it.\n\nMore than a portrait, this work feels like an intimate conversation between memory, identity, and perception. It reminds us that some of the most meaningful truths in art are not those that are explained, but those that continue to ask questions long after we have walked away.", "lookingCloser": "Notice the glowing yellow square beside the artist’s face. Many viewers see the suggestion of a woman’s figure emerging from the textured paint, while others see only abstraction. Broome leaves the image intentionally unresolved, inviting us to consider how memory, emotion, and perception shape what we believe we see.", "momentToReflect": "There are moments when we look inward and see not only who we are,\nbut who we are becoming, illuminated by the light we refuse to lose.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-055", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.811141, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3058, "masterHeight": 3770, "canvasRect": { "x": 566, "y": 518, "w": 1932, "h": 2544 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 415, "url": "art/whb-bc-055/512.webp" }, { "w": 831, "url": "art/whb-bc-055/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1661, "url": "art/whb-bc-055/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-055/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-055/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-055/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-055/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-004", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-004", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-004)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "medium": "20 oz cotton canvas", "dimensions": "38 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 96.52 }, "curatorNote": "In this striking self-portrait, William Henry Broome confronts the viewer with a face both revealed and concealed. Painted in vivid strokes of pink, the skin becomes a mosaic-part armor, part identity, part scar. The marks suggest wounds, protection, and perhaps the impressions we carry from the world's gaze.\n\nThe golden glasses frame eyes that are alert, steady, and unflinching. They invite us to look deeper, beyond the surface, into the soul that refuses to be defined by pain or perception.\n\nThe raised fist and the drop of red at the throat speak of tension-between silence and expression, vulnerability and strength, survival and resistance.\n\nThe dark background isolates the figure, making him both solitary and universal.\n\nBroome transforms his own visage into a question: How much of ourselves do we reveal, and how much do we build to survive? This is not a portrait of vanity; it is a portrait of truth.\n\nThe painting challenges us to see the courage it takes to stand as yourself in a world that often asks you to become someone", "lookingCloser": "What do the pink marks on the face suggest about identity and experience?\nHow does Broome use texture and color to express emotion and physical presence?\nWhat might the raised fist symbolize in the context of this portrait?\nWhy does Broome use golden glasses-and what do they reveal about perception?\nHow does the dark background influence your focus and emotional response?\nWhat story might the single drop of red be telling?", "momentToReflect": "You may cover the wounds, but the soul will always speak through the eyes\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-004", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 0.561051, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 1985, "masterHeight": 3538, "canvasRect": { "x": 164, "y": 200, "w": 1642, "h": 3225 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 287, "url": "art/whb-bc-004/512.webp" }, { "w": 575, "url": "art/whb-bc-004/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1149, "url": "art/whb-bc-004/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-004/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-004/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-004/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-004/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 5, "id": "whb-bc-001", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-001", "webUrl": "https://whb.creatingconstantly.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-001)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "n.d.", "dimensions": "18 × 72 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 182.88, "heightCm": 45.72 }, "curatorNote": "BC-001 stands as one of the most important works within The Broome Collection.\n\nAs the opening piece of the museum archive, it immediately introduces viewers to the emotional language that defines William Henry Broome's artistic legacy. Rather than presenting a conventional self-portrait, Broome offers three psychological portraits-three versions of himself existing simultaneously within the same emotional landscape.\n\nThe composition unfolds from left to right like a visual narrative. The first figure is heavily textured, almost dissolving into an explosion of tangled brushstrokes. The face appears restless, searching for identity amid chaos. The surrounding environment is turbulent, suggesting intrusive thoughts, fractured memories, or emotional noise that refuses to become quiet.\n\nThe center panel shifts dramatically toward realism. Broome's features become more recognizable, yet his expression remains vacant and vulnerable. The white band encircling his neck immediately draws attention. Whether interpreted as restraint, suffocation, emotional confinement, or a symbolic noose is left deliberately unresolved. Throughout Broome's work, ambiguity becomes one of his most powerful artistic devices.\n\nThe final portrait carries the emotional weight of resignation. The figure tilts backward, mouth open, eyes partially closed-not necessarily in physical pain, but in emotional exhaustion. The progression across the three canvases resembles stages of an internal struggle: confusion, confrontation, and surrender.\n\nAn equally intriguing element appears repeatedly behind each portrait, a small, framed painting of a woman dressed in black. She never changes, never acknowledges the viewer, and never interacts with Broome directly. She functions almost like a silent witness. Whether she represents a real person, memory, lost relationship, unattainable comfort, or simply an emotional anchor is unknown. Her repeated presence quietly reminds viewers that some influences remain constant, even as a person's internal world changes dramatically.\n\nUnlike traditional portraiture that seeks to preserve appearance, Broome paint’s emotional identity. Texture replaces precision. Color replaces certainty. Thick impasto brushwork creates movement that feels almost neurological, as though viewers are witnessing thoughts being painted rather than faces.\n\nViewed today, BC-001 becomes more than an artwork-it becomes the opening chapter of a visual autobiography. Knowing that William Henry Broome ultimately died by suicide lends the piece undeniable poignancy, yet the painting should not be understood solely through the lens of his death. Instead, it documents the long and often invisible struggle that preceded it. It reminds us that profound emotional suffering frequently exists beneath ordinary appearances, hidden from those who encounter us every day.\n\nAs the inaugural catalog entry of The Broome Collection, BC-001 establishes the central mission of this museum: not merely to preserve paintings, but to preserve a human story. Every brushstroke speaks to resilience, vulnerability, loneliness, and the enduring hope that someone, someday, might truly see beneath the surface.", "lookingCloser": "Why does Broome divide himself into three distinct identities rather than presenting a single self-portrait?\nDoes the progression represent different moments in time—or different emotional states existing simultaneously?\nWhat does the repeated image of the woman signify? Memory, comfort, guilt, longing, or something else entirely?\nIs the white band around each neck symbolic of restraint, silence, vulnerability, or mortality?\nHow does the increasing realism of the portraits change your emotional response as your eyes move across the canvas?\nIf this painting serves as the introduction to nearly 700 works created over decades, what story is Broome inviting us to witness before we see anything", "momentToReflect": "Broome never painted simply to be observed.\nHe painted to be understood.", "accession": "BC-001", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© Broome Collection Inc. · © Broome Holding LLC — Property of the William Henry Broome Collection. This artwork forms part of a privately held archival collection. Unauthorized reproduction, publication, photography, digitization, AI training, licensing, or commercial use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved by Broome Holding LLC and affiliated entities." }, "image": { "aspect": 3.373543, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 6656, "masterHeight": 1973, "canvasRect": { "x": 222, "y": 200, "w": 6258, "h": 1588 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-001/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-001/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-001/2048.webp" }, { "w": 4096, "url": "art/whb-bc-001/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-001/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-001/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-001/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-001/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-001/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-001/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 6656, "height": 1973, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } } ], "doorways": [ { "toRoomId": "hall", "viaNodeId": "s06-d01", "point": [ 6, 0, -5.000000000000001 ] } ], "throughDoorArt": [ { "hostNodeId": "s06-n01", "viaDoorwayId": "door-hall", "neighborRoomId": 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