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Explore the paintings behind the show 'Rod Serling's The Night Gallery'.
Set in a shadowy museum of the outré, Serling unveiled a dark and disturbing collection of canvases as preface to a highly diverse anthology of tales in the fantasy, horror, and science fiction vein. It's Here! Newly Revised and Expanded—Rod Serling's Night Gallery: An After-Hours Tour!
Oct 6, 2015 · You can now gaze and marvel at these incredible works of art in-between watching episodes of Night Gallery online at Hulu.com. These paintings REALLY creeped me out as a kid.
The deluxe 11-by-11-inch art book, featuring 316 pages and nearly 300 illustrations, includes every painting ever shown in Night Gallery, with in-depth commentary and background from the artists themselves, plus previously unseen concept art, memorabilia, and tribute art by contemporary artists.
Oct 26, 2015 · A different painting for each episode bore the distinct mark of one artist, Tom Wright, and still induces an unsettling chill even after all these years. Whether it’s in the paint, the application, or the little nuances, the delicious horror that they evoke is hard to pin down part of why they are so loved.
Nov 17, 2020 · Night Gallery: The Art of Darkness starts shipping out Tuesday, Dec. 1. You can pre-order a copy right here and choose from two different editions: the hardcover ($95) and the softcover ($75). Explore the original (and creepy) paintings commissioned for Rod Serling's follow-up to The Twilight Zone.
Jan 1, 2020 · Chillingly introduced by Serling, these macabre masterpieces were the works of artists Thomas J. Wright, Jaroslav Gebr and Phil Vanderlei, and have remained the stuff of dreams and nightmares for generations.
- Scott Skelton, Jim Benson
Rod Serling’s Night Gallery: THE ART OF DARKNESS. A deluxe art book presenting ALL of the macabre paintings and sculptures seen in the NIGHT GALLERY TV series with commentary and more! 690 backers pledged $102,061 to help bring this project to life.
"Night Gallery" was an anthology television series that aired on NBC from 16 December 1970 to 27 May 1973, hosted by Rod Serling. The show featured stories of horror and the macabre. Each episode would start with Serling in an art gallery.
Apr 11, 2021 · Quick – think of memorable Twilight Zone images. Easy, isn’t it? From Jean Marsh’s bullet-shattered android face in “The Lonely” to the fascist noir courtroom in “The Obsolete Man” to the pig faced aliens in “Eye of the Beholder,” the series abounds in sights that once seen are never forgotten.
