Barbarian - Reflection
Originally painted by Frank Frazetta in 1965, this image first appeared on Robert E. Howard’s paperback, "Conan The Adventurer." The Barbarian is one of many paintings that Frazetta used for the covers of the Conan series.
This work features a rare self portrait in pencil that transforms into the Barbarian. … (read more)
Originally painted by Frank Frazetta in 1965, this image first appeared on Robert E. Howard’s paperback, "Conan The Adventurer." The Barbarian is one of many paintings that Frazetta used for the covers of the Conan series.
This work features a rare self portrait in pencil that transforms into the Barbarian. Frank Frazetta was known for depicting himself in many of the characters he painted, but particularly the Barbarian.
Artwork © usage with permission by Frazetta Jr Enterprises, LLC in collaboration with The Knightsbridge.
A portion of the proceeds from this sale will go directly towards supporting the Frazetta Art Museum, the largest collection of Frank Frazetta original works in the world.
The last edition will be auctioned.
- 1816 x 2724 px, Video (37.7 MB)
- This is a signed and limited edition digital creation.
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The quality of the digital works is very interesting. the approach of the effects between light and shadow (light-dark)
The quality of the digital works is very interesting. the approach of the effects between light and shadow (light-dark)
so amazing!! feeling like I am watching a movie. Love the concept. such a great piece! 🔥🔥
Love the transformation. Kudos to Frank and Dylan. Well done!
Thank you.
Wow! Love that!
Lovely portrait collection 🤩😍✨
One of the most iconic paintings by Frazetta, this is truly epic. Never did I think in my lifetime this would be a possibility.
The legend!
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