From everything out there that I've seen so far, I would easily agree.
I was never even that big a fan of his paintings. I'd always liked his pen & ink work so much more.
I only really became impressed with his paintings when I got a chance to hit the museum back around the turn of the century.
Seeing them in person finally made a believer out of me.
I remember seeing this one
This is an illo that I would normally blow past quick if it were in a book, but I was riveted seeing it in person.
The vibrancy of the red curtains was so intense, that they pulsed in my vision - almost like they were rippling from being pulled back.
The effect was insane.
I don't know if that was a conscious move on his part or just a happy accident, but whatever it was it worked.
No way that would ever come across in a book or on a monitor.
And yeah, as impressed as I was, I would have zero interest in a statue of it, no matter who well it was done.
We just want to give those who signed up for the wait list the proper amount of time to make their order. We only have less than 5 open slots left now that we dropped distribution. And to be honest 100 is all we would have wanted to sell.of this piece. We believe in the Frazetta Legacy series as being highly limited works of art. Thank you for your purchase and we can't wait to get these pieces out!
