I love that and no to a gallery wall. IMO “gallery “ walls with art deminish the art and if you go to an actual gallery the art is not all hung in a mess it all stands alone I never understand how the expression gallery wall meant a bunch of stuff all hung together on a wall.

thank you Patrica!

It is a beautiful piece, but it needs a space of importance, and the column just blocks that wall too much, in my opinion. It looks off balance, being so close to the left edge, and to balance, you would have to add a couple of other smaller pieces to the right, which, I feel, would diminish the impact of the large painting. Hopefully, you have a large wall that can show off your beautiful artwork.

I agree that it needs a space that has a better sight line. For this wall I’d stay minimal. Maybe molding or wallpaper. Nothing that will bring out the asymmetry...

She mnmetioned it is right in front of you when you enter so maybe a picture from the entry will make it better for us.

This is a picture from the front entry!

I would completely center it on that wall. It‘ll only be partly blocked the minute you walk in the door, but you’ll see it nicely from all other angles. It’s very striking there.

^good idea...

What Jinx said. Center it there and it's perfect.

Beautiful artwork but IMO, it looks too big for the wall. Do you have another wall that will properly show off that beauty? If you do, I would hang it in the middle of the wall.

I’d try centering, as the quick second pillar interferes visually is not a big problem. If heading towards creating a gallery, keep it simple but unique. You can find inexpensive frames at IKEA and Bristol board at a craft store, to create inexpensive art.

Hang lovely Miss to the right …so, when you come in the front door, you are facing her. Left side:

Change the rug.