Barbarian in a Jazz Age Speakeasy

An imposing barbarian with a mossy beard, long hair, and a torn fur cloak stands in a smoky, amber-lit 1920s speakeasy. He grips a gleaming battle-axe in one massive hand, the weapon resting casually on a velvet chair. The room hums with jazz from a corner quartet, flapper patrons in beaded dresses and feathered headpieces, cigarette smoke curling through the air, and brass lamps reflecting off a polished bar. Glass decanters, whiskey and gin bottles, and a lacquered piano add to the decadence. The scene is painted in lush oil with thick impasto, rich earth tones, dramatic chiaroscuro, and a slightly aged canvas vibe, blending brutal fantasy with Prohibition-era glamour for a cinematic, painterly composition.