A monochromatic illustration of an opulent chandelier, rendered in Edward Gorey’s distinctive cross-hatching style. The chandelier is adorned with intricate crystal details, each prism and ornament carefully depicted with delicate linework to emphasize its shimmering texture and complexity. To the left of the chandelier, a mannequin-like figure stands motionless, wearing elegant yet slightly unsettling attire, with an expressionless face and rigid posture. The character's silhouette is simplified and emotionless, creating an eerie contrast with the grandeur of the chandelier. The background is kept minimal, with subtle shadows and abstract shapes suggesting the outline of luxurious drapery. Include a symbolic motif such as a small black moth hovering near the chandelier or a cracked mirror reflecting the figure, adding a layer of mystery and tension to the scene. The overall composition should evoke a sense of cold elegance and quiet unease, capturing Gorey’s unique blend of surreal beauty and haunting atmosphere.