Scala Salvatoris

Meaning The Saviour’s Stairway, Scala Salvatoris places Christ at the heart of a surreal architectural world of stairways, portals and sacred geometry, symbolising spiritual ascent, divine guidance and the journey toward higher understanding.

Seated beneath a pale halo with one hand raised in blessing, the figure is surrounded by impossible staircases, golden spheres and luminous teal passages, while a lone traveller climbs toward the light below. Rendered in the stone tones and quiet precision of Apertura Mentis, it is a contemplative statement piece for studies, hallways and spaces made for reflection.

Lucien Arvaux. A Canvalora studio identity for impossible architecture and monochrome dreamscapes, lifted by subtle accents of colour that explore the hidden architecture of the mind. See every work by Lucien Arvaux.

• Fine art print on matte canvas with a protective coating for deep, lasting colour
• Gallery wrapped over a 3.2cm (1.25 inch) radiata pine stretcher bar for a deep profile
• Pine sourced from renewable forests
• Back hanging fitted, with soft bumpers to protect your wall
• Every size is composed for its own proportions, so the full artwork is kept
• Allow a tolerance of 3mm on size, as each canvas is stretched by hand

Printed to order in the studio closest to you, with complimentary delivery to the UK, Europe, the USA, Canada and Australia. Most pieces are dispatched within 2 to 5 working days.

Changed your mind? You can return your piece within 14 days of delivery. Damaged or faulty on arrival? We replace it free of charge. Read our guarantee.

Sizes refer to the canvas. Every size is composed for its own proportions, so nothing important is lost.

• Above a sofa or sideboard: around two thirds of the furniture width
• Above a bed: 60 × 90 cm or larger
• Hallways and alcoves: 40 × 50 cm to 50 × 75 cm
• Statement walls and offices: 75 × 100 cm and above

See every size in centimetres and inches