A cinematic and evocative painting in the style of Edmund Blair Leighton

A cinematic and evocative painting in the style of Edmund Blair Leighton, capturing the coronation of Philip VI of Valois, shrouded in an atmosphere of tension and uncertainty. The scene is set in a grand, dimly lit cathedral with towering Gothic arches that cast long, ominous shadows across the stone floor. Philip VI stands at the center, robed in regal but heavy attire, as the crown is placed upon his head. His expression is a mix of pride and deep concern, his eyes betraying the weight of a throne contested by rival claimants. Surrounding him are courtiers, bishops, and nobles, their faces a blend of skepticism, anxiety, and hidden agendas, reflecting the fragile nature of his claim. The background features the faint outlines of rival banners, subtly hinting at the looming conflict. The lighting is dramatic, with beams of light filtering through stained glass windows, illuminating Philip while the rest of the room is cloaked in deep, foreboding shadows, emphasizing the uncertainty o, Surrealism, Hyperrealism, UHD, retina, masterpiece, accurate, anatomically correct, textured skin, super detail, best quality, 16k