The paintings: The first three are from the pilot movie story trilogy, and are the ones NOT painted by Tom Wright. 0:27 The Dead Man 0:31 The Housekeeper 0:38 Room with a View 0:42 The Little Black Bag 0:47 The Nature of the Enemy 0:53 The House 1:00 Certain Shadows on the Wall 1:05 Make Me Laugh 1:11 Clean Kills and Other Trophies 1:16 Pamela's Voice 1:22 Lone Survivor 1:27 The Doll 1:32 They're Tearing Down Tim Riley's Bar 1:38 The Last Laurel 1:42 The Boy Who Predicted Earthquakes 1:49 Miss Lovecraft Sent Me 1:54 The Hand of Borgus Weems 2:00 Phantom of What Opera? 2:05 A Death in the Family 2:11 The Merciful 2:17 Class of '99 2:22 Witches' Feast 2:28 Since Aunt Ada Came To Stay 2:35 With Apologies To Mr. Hyde 2:38 The Flip Side of Satan 2:45 A Fear of Spiders 2:49 Junior 2:54 Marmalade Wine 3:01 The Academy 3:07 The Phantom Farmhouse 3:12 Silent Snow, Secret Snow 3:17 A Question of Fear 3:22 The Devil Is Not Mocked 3:29 Midnight Never Ends 3:33 Brenda 3:39 The Diary 3:45 A Matter of Semantics 3:50 The Big Surprise 3:55 Professor Peabody's Last Lecture 4:01 House--with Ghost 4:07 A Midnight Visit to the Blood Bank 4:12 Dr. Stringfellow's Rejuvenator 4:17 Hell's Bells 4:24 The Dark Boy 4:29 Keep in Touch...We'll Think of Something 4:35 Pickman's Model 4:40 The Dear Departed 4:45 An Act of Chivalry 4:50 Cool Air 4:54 Camera Obscura 5:01 Quoth the Raven 5:07 The Messiah of Mott Street 5:13 The Painted Mirror 5:20 The Different Ones 5:25 Tell David 5:29 Logoda's Heads 5:35 Green Fingers 5:40 The Funeral 5:46 The Tune in Dan's Cafe 5:51 Lindemann's Catch 5:57 The Late Mr. Peddington 6:02 A Feast of Blood 6:07 The Miracle At Camafeo 6:13 The Ghost of Sorworth Place 6:18 The Waiting Room 6:23 Last Rites For A Dead Druid 6:30 Deliveries In the Rear 6:35 Stop Killing Me 6:40 Dead Weight 6:47 I'll Never Leave You...Ever 6:52 There Aren't Any More MacBanes 6:57 Sins of the Fathers 7:02 You Can't Get Help Like That Anymore 7:08 The Caterpillar 7:14 Little Girl Lost 7:19 Die Now, Pay Later 7:25 Room For One Less 7:30 The Return of the Sorcerer 7:35 The Girl with the Hungry Eyes 7:40 Rare Objects (two versions) 7:52 Spectre in Tap Shoes 8:00 You Can Come Up Now, Mrs. Millikan 8:04 Smile, Please 8:08 The Other Way Out 8:14 Fright Night 8:19 Finnegan's Flight 8:25 She'll Be Company For You 8:30 The Ring with the Red Velvet Ropes 8:36 Something in the Woodwork 8:41 Death on a Barge 8:47 Whisper 8:52 The Doll of Death 8:59 Hatred Unto Death 9:03 How to Cure the Common Vampire
Absolutely beautiful. Some billionaire should buy all of these originals and build a museum for them. Each painting could have the painting name, the title of the episode, and a synopsis of the episode with original air date.
A huge thank you to whoever compiled and posted this. Working on a story whose roots are most def inspired by late nights as a kid watching this program.
My favorite show of all time just picked up complete series on DVD and these paintings are priceless and belong in the Smithsonian museum true works of art🤘🤘🤘✌✌✌👍👍👍
I would love to have been watching and listening to Rod Serling and Tom Wright as they talked about each painting; what was needed for each story. Is Mr. Wright still among the living? I am floored by his range of expression. Thank you for this upload. It was superbly done; one of the finest presentations it has been my good fortune to experience. I wish you well.
I loved Night Gallery! The best episode ever was "The Doll"! I was 14 years old when it aired in January of 1973. I had nightmares after I watched it! The painting that goes with it is at 1:28. I wish I could see it again!!!
Oh yes. Those paintings were what real nightmares were made of for me back in the day! lol. I would watch that show at night and be scared shitless! and wanting more!
Fantastic! I only recently realized these paintings because of an ad in an old film magazine and Universal was then selling prints of some of these paintings. Wright and Gebr certainly had a firm grasp on the bizarre and each possess great atmosphere. Proof that nightmares inspire great art! Great companion music by Andrew Scott Foust, too.
I remember the ad as well. I saw it in an issue of "Laugh-In" magazine (I believe it was 1969). If I recall correctly, they were offering reprints of four of the paintings: "Fright Night," "The Tune in Dan's Cafe'," "Spectre in Tap Shoes" and "House - With Ghost."
Loved this program as a Teen. Even more the Dark Art. Thanks for Posting with such Curiously Disturbing music. P.S. My favorite was " Cool Air". Story was about a living dead guy whos A.C. goes out at home. And he begins too decompose.
Bravo! It's too bad there isn't a real Night Gallery in L.A.; back in the day it would have been the one museum we would have pestered our dad to take us to....
My favorite painting ( and episode ) is “The Waiting Room” ( Jan.26, 1972 ) depicting a dead outlaw in his casket ⚰️💀. The portrait was very similar to photographs taken of deceased desperados shortly after their deaths, in shootouts or gunfights, with frontier lawmen or posses. Many of the actors, featured in this episode, played similar roles in various movie and t.v. westerns. I’ve always enjoyed stories about the “Old West” with supernatural elements 🤠💀 This one was written by Rod Serling, as was a previous “Night Gallery” segment “Dr. Stringfellow’s Rejuvenator” ( Nov.17,1971 ) starring Forrest Tucker as a frontier con artist, and medicine man, who believes he can raise the dead !!! 😮💀( Similar to the “Twilight Zone” episode “Mr.Garrity and the Graves” May 8, 1964 )
When I was an aspiring artist with a somewhat dark side this program inspired me to do a self portrait. A 48" x 60" piece of myself squatting in an empty room wearing a straight jacket and staring straight at the observer with a smile on my face. It was done in only shades of brown and white. It was hung in my living room and (unfortunately) freaked out a lot of people that visited me because they said the eyes seemed to follow them. My girlfriend at the time convinced me to remove it. LOL.
I remember have watched the Roddy McDowell's episode with my mom when I was 12 I think, and of course, I couldn't sleep for a week (lol). Thank you for sharing.
Not only did I lose precious sleep from the Cemetery episode the first time I watched NG in my teen years, I always had nightmares recalling the episode with the "bat" broach episode that one freaked me to no end!! And we all wonder why people love to be scared to near death?!
@@4Just1Girl --Just came across this....and my two favorites are "The Cemetery" and the one with the animal (was it a bat?) broach that slowly made it's way to the woman's throat and killed her. I can't remember what it was called, but had nightmares for years afterward!
@@Nenezilla Yep actually it was a mouse pin not bat and can say was terrifying along with A fear of spiders for the mouse episode it was A feast of blood
nyartistcoalition No, Ms. Grotto is correct. Mr. Gebr did the three portraits for the original NIGHT GALLERY film pilot; Mr. Wright did all the paintings for the three seasons of the series. Mr. Gebr was called back to do the portraits for the SIXTH SENSE episodes added to the syndication package of the series, I don't actually consider those true NIGHT GALLERY episodes.
I stand corrected. But I think the Gebr portraits are the best especially the iconic one titled "The Crucifiction". His were the ones that made the strongest impression on me and had that weird eccentric edge that the portraits needed for Rod Serling and The Night Gallery.
Very unique and ambitious video collection you collected. Being an artist myself, I fully appreciate the craftsmanship (and unnerving reactions) at seeing some of the paintings. But You created a very good Art appreciation video at some of the best Surrealistic and horriffic images from the tv show series. I liked it vvery much! OH, and extra brownie points for starting the "showing" with the very first painting of the "Cemetery" episode! LOVED Roddy McDowall & young Ossie Davis in the Pilot episode of The Night Gallery! Excellent job!!
My parents refused to let me watch Night Gallery. So one night I snuck an episode. It was Cemetery!! I was 10 years old. Now, at 54, it still ranks as among the most disturbing shows I've ever seen. When Ossie stares at the painting and the sequence begins....!!
@@sylvialupehernandez9154 I think I know the one you're referring to, but it was done for one of the "Sixth Sense" episodes (or at least from that time, and not one of the authentic Night Gallery stories).
Yes; well done, Mac .... Quite a collection and I'd never have guessed all done by one artist. As Rod Serling say's ..... " Each is a collectors item in its own way; not because of any special artistic quality, but because each captures on a canvas and suspends in space and time a frozen moment in a nightmare" ... and I'll tell you "The Caterpillar" gave my schoolmates nightmares for weeks. I really enjoyed seeing them all. Thanks for that opportunity.
Cool to get a closer look at all those bizarre,dark,disturbing and macabre oil paintings from the series. Thanks for the upload! A few years ago I remember stumbling across a seller/painter on ebay...seems he had painted several NG painting replicas (on canvas,oil) and was selling them quite cheap(imho). As you know,some of the gallery were...well,too eerie for me to display! lol
One of the best videos related to night gallery I think. The paintings to me were always the most unsettling part of the show in many cases and the music adds to their eerie quality well :)
I've purchased the whole Nightmare Gallery as a superb DVD Box set a few years ago because I am a huge Twillight Zone series fan, but Nightmare is almost more to my taste or at least on the same level ...fantastic series which I will watch again from time to time !
is there a episode called mr peabody's last class or something like that . maybe carl reiner as the teacher'' he mentions all the old Gods and lightning Starts
@@dancingtrout6719 Yes , you will find it within Season Two , Disc 2, Episode 8: Professor Peabody's Last Lecture. Moreover The Nightmare Gallery series were released recently as Blu Ray editions!
Imagine, if you will. at a location far off the beaten path, at a large warehouse, full- size reproductions of all these paintings on display in a "Night Gallery" resurrected, Within, are "tour guides' to add to the ambiance.and one can never be certain what might be lurking around the next corner!
And the final one as you exit a frame, the canvas marked with some faint spooky images painted around the edges, the center being a dark smoked glass mirror...
Two years later. fans are eagerly awaiting the release of " Night Gallery : The Art of Darkness" featuring all of the paintings in the series reproduced in full color .
the different ones, green fingers , and the cemetery were my fave episodies when they were on tv, then when i got the two of the three dvds of the series i also discovered they are tearing down tim reillys bar, little girl lost, and tune in dans cafe.
If I was wandering around late at night in an Art Gallery filled with all these paintings...and if I was the only one there...I'd probably feel very very special. Great work here! Truly awesome.
7:55 I love the transparency on the painting! I could definitely imagine a chorus line of spectral girls chasing/dancing after the Ghostbusters (in the late 80's when they were still young)! The music has a very *Forbidden Planet* vibe as well.
Dad was a fan of horror movies, and Rod Serling's "Night Gallery" I was not so much into the show, even though I knew the necessity of it all the same, and bore through it, but the music! I loved the musical soundtrack!!! and can ride the astral's all day long on the multiple patterns playing simultaneously.
Love this... Your selection of music suits this video Extraordinarily Well! I have always been drawn to these nightmarish creations from Night Gallery and would absolutely love to get my paws on one or more of these..
I hope one day they release The Sixth Sense-will all original complete episodes and as bonus features all intros Serling made for the episodes incorporated into the syndicated package of Night Gallery.
Absolutely loved watching Night Gallery, never missed an episode. My high school art teacher also was an avid fan, so for the class assignment each of us were to come up with a painting that would represent a horror story that October and it was awesome.
I watched a video about the lost paintings of Night Gallery. They were absorbed by those around after his show was canceled. Hanging in homes of those who knew the importance of this show/message being conveyed.
~ Where it's okay to dislike a video, I notice a handful of people hit the dislike on this. I don't know what they expected; it's a montage of the paintings used in the show, just as the description says.
I didn't know nothing about this paintings till the day I came across to one of them. Now I'm keeping my eyes open just in case I find another tom wright paintings. I found nigh gallery "dead man" painting the original one and sold it for $14,900 to this person, not bragging just letting you know this paintings are worth a lot of $. I pay $5 for 20 to 25 painting and night gallery "dead man" painting was in the bunch of paintings.
The first 3, from the movie, are by Jaroslav "Jerry" Gebr, the rest are by Tom Wright. The public exhibition of many of them, last night and tonight at Creature Features in Burbank, is FANTASTIC! Tom was there last night.
Saw a RUclips vide recently about whether these paintings still existed. Few, if any, do. They were all pretty much painted by one guy, who intentionally wanted to paint each one in a different style, so as to make them unique to each story. Viewing all of these makes one understand what true artistic talent is, and not the nonsense that the rich in America snap up at gallery events and auctions for the purpose of tax fraud.
Once again a dead end ( watched this before, thought I might have missed something ) why oh why cant I simply find the probably MOST iconic and indelled on people's minds painting from Night Gallery, closing credit painting ??? It's driving me insane.
The painting at 7:10 is called the Caterpillar,that was a good episode. Silent Snow,Secret Snow was some creepy ass shit. The painting with the big sea dragon was the story about a sea captain finding & falling in love with a mermaid & his crew told him it was severe consequences for him falling in love with a mermaid
“Dracula” ( 1931 Universal Studios ) starring Bela Lugosi ( who died in 1956 ) ... but, then, vampires never really die 🧛♂️💀 ( A Great Portrait, and Great Likeness, of one of the true Masters of Classic Horror Films ) 🧟♂️🧛♂️👹💀🤖🎃
5:20 I think this painting is about my favorite story, but I can't remember the title. It was about a boy who's sent to another planet because his face is messed up and he has to wear that sack over his head.
At 04:33, the image shown is from Pickman's Model or Pickman's Portraits, I'm not sure of the title. I watched it alone after my family had gone to bed. Then I had to go through the house and shut all the downstairs lights off. I stood at the bottom of the stairs and just stopped.....and waited.....dead silence. I slowly began to climb the stairs and at about the third step, a spoon that I had rested in a coffee cup in the TV room on the first floor slid into the cup and went "clink". Of the remaining 15 or so steps remaining between me and the second floor, I think I touched two. I landed in the hallway, on top of a throw rug which then slid across the floor, carrying me straight into the bathroom where I smashed my knee into the wall. I recall my father waking up, due to the racket I'd made and yelling "what the hell was that?" I, was lying next to the toilet in a heap on the floor laughing. .....good times:)
It would have been nice if you put a note on which episode each picture came from. I only recognized half the pictures. I didn't to get to see past season 3 of Night Gallery.
Thank you for this! The early paintings were done by my late father in law, Jaroslav Gebr.
He had a lot of talent. The Joan Crawford painting sold for $118,000 recently.
scary show
@@dancingtrout6719I loved it!
Thanks for sharing 😊
For the pilot episode
The paintings:
The first three are from the pilot movie story trilogy, and are the ones NOT painted by Tom Wright.
0:27 The Dead Man
0:31 The Housekeeper
0:38 Room with a View
0:42 The Little Black Bag
0:47 The Nature of the Enemy
0:53 The House
1:00 Certain Shadows on the Wall
1:05 Make Me Laugh
1:11 Clean Kills and Other Trophies
1:16 Pamela's Voice
1:22 Lone Survivor
1:27 The Doll
1:32 They're Tearing Down Tim Riley's Bar
1:38 The Last Laurel
1:42 The Boy Who Predicted Earthquakes
1:49 Miss Lovecraft Sent Me
1:54 The Hand of Borgus Weems
2:00 Phantom of What Opera?
2:05 A Death in the Family
2:11 The Merciful
2:17 Class of '99
2:22 Witches' Feast
2:28 Since Aunt Ada Came To Stay
2:35 With Apologies To Mr. Hyde
2:38 The Flip Side of Satan
2:45 A Fear of Spiders
2:49 Junior
2:54 Marmalade Wine
3:01 The Academy
3:07 The Phantom Farmhouse
3:12 Silent Snow, Secret Snow
3:17 A Question of Fear
3:22 The Devil Is Not Mocked
3:29 Midnight Never Ends
3:33 Brenda
3:39 The Diary
3:45 A Matter of Semantics
3:50 The Big Surprise
3:55 Professor Peabody's Last Lecture
4:01 House--with Ghost
4:07 A Midnight Visit to the Blood Bank
4:12 Dr. Stringfellow's Rejuvenator
4:17 Hell's Bells
4:24 The Dark Boy
4:29 Keep in Touch...We'll Think of Something
4:35 Pickman's Model
4:40 The Dear Departed
4:45 An Act of Chivalry
4:50 Cool Air
4:54 Camera Obscura
5:01 Quoth the Raven
5:07 The Messiah of Mott Street
5:13 The Painted Mirror
5:20 The Different Ones
5:25 Tell David
5:29 Logoda's Heads
5:35 Green Fingers
5:40 The Funeral
5:46 The Tune in Dan's Cafe
5:51 Lindemann's Catch
5:57 The Late Mr. Peddington
6:02 A Feast of Blood
6:07 The Miracle At Camafeo
6:13 The Ghost of Sorworth Place
6:18 The Waiting Room
6:23 Last Rites For A Dead Druid
6:30 Deliveries In the Rear
6:35 Stop Killing Me
6:40 Dead Weight
6:47 I'll Never Leave You...Ever
6:52 There Aren't Any More MacBanes
6:57 Sins of the Fathers
7:02 You Can't Get Help Like That Anymore
7:08 The Caterpillar
7:14 Little Girl Lost
7:19 Die Now, Pay Later
7:25 Room For One Less
7:30 The Return of the Sorcerer
7:35 The Girl with the Hungry Eyes
7:40 Rare Objects (two versions)
7:52 Spectre in Tap Shoes
8:00 You Can Come Up Now, Mrs. Millikan
8:04 Smile, Please
8:08 The Other Way Out
8:14 Fright Night
8:19 Finnegan's Flight
8:25 She'll Be Company For You
8:30 The Ring with the Red Velvet Ropes
8:36 Something in the Woodwork
8:41 Death on a Barge
8:47 Whisper
8:52 The Doll of Death
8:59 Hatred Unto Death
9:03 How to Cure the Common Vampire
great job! thanks!!
what about the last 4? unused paintings?
@@monterrang1 Apparently so.
Correct...they are painted by the artist Jaroslav Gebr
Man, what a labor of love....I love you! thanks!
Absolutely beautiful. Some billionaire should buy all of these originals and build a museum for them. Each painting could have the painting name, the title of the episode, and a synopsis of the episode with original air date.
Even a small screen playing the episode!
Many of these paintings are damn good! A testament to Rod Serling's high production values. Great compilation! Thank you for putting it together!
"DamnED" good.
!!!!!!
A huge thank you to whoever compiled and posted this. Working on a story whose roots are most def inspired by late nights as a kid watching this program.
the music use to scare me from the Night Gallery but love that show better than the Twilight Zone 🎥
My favorite show of all time just picked up complete series on DVD and these paintings are priceless and belong in the Smithsonian museum true works of art🤘🤘🤘✌✌✌👍👍👍
I saw the episode where the guy got crucified into the painting when i was 10,never forgot how scary it was.
I would love to have been watching and listening to Rod Serling and Tom Wright
as they talked about each painting; what was needed for each story. Is Mr. Wright still among the living? I am floored by his range of expression. Thank you
for this upload. It was superbly done; one of the finest presentations it has been
my good fortune to experience. I wish you well.
I loved Night Gallery! The best episode ever was "The Doll"! I was 14 years old when it aired in January of 1973. I had nightmares after I watched it! The painting that goes with it is at 1:28. I wish I could see it again!!!
OMG! My sisters were absolutely terrified, terrified of The Doll episode. Remember the earwig one?
Oh yes. Those paintings were what real nightmares were made of for me back in the day! lol. I would watch that show at night and be scared shitless! and wanting more!
Fantastic! I only recently realized these paintings because of an ad in an old film magazine and Universal was then selling prints of some of these paintings. Wright and Gebr certainly had a firm grasp on the bizarre and each possess great atmosphere. Proof that nightmares inspire great art! Great companion music by Andrew Scott Foust, too.
I remember the ad as well. I saw it in an issue of "Laugh-In" magazine (I believe it was 1969). If I recall correctly, they were offering reprints of four of the paintings: "Fright Night," "The Tune in Dan's Cafe'," "Spectre in Tap Shoes" and "House - With Ghost."
Loved this program as a Teen. Even more the Dark Art. Thanks for Posting with such Curiously Disturbing music. P.S. My favorite was " Cool Air". Story was about a living dead guy whos A.C. goes out at home. And he begins too decompose.
This series introduced me to Lovecraft a couple years before I began reading Lovecraft as a teen. I loved Cool Air & Pickman's Model.
Bravo!
It's too bad there isn't a real Night Gallery in L.A.; back in the day it would have been the one museum we would have pestered our dad to take us to....
My favorite painting ( and episode ) is “The Waiting Room” ( Jan.26, 1972 ) depicting a dead outlaw in his casket ⚰️💀. The portrait was very similar to photographs taken of deceased desperados shortly after their deaths, in shootouts or gunfights, with frontier lawmen or posses. Many of the actors, featured in this episode, played similar roles in various movie and t.v. westerns. I’ve always enjoyed stories about the “Old West” with supernatural elements 🤠💀 This one was written by Rod Serling, as was a previous “Night Gallery” segment “Dr. Stringfellow’s Rejuvenator” ( Nov.17,1971 ) starring Forrest Tucker as a frontier con artist, and medicine man, who believes he can raise the dead !!! 😮💀( Similar to the “Twilight Zone” episode “Mr.Garrity and the Graves” May 8, 1964 )
When I was an aspiring artist with a somewhat dark side this program inspired me to do a self portrait. A 48" x 60" piece of myself squatting in an empty room wearing a straight jacket and staring straight at the observer with a smile on my face. It was done in only shades of brown and white. It was hung in my living room and (unfortunately) freaked out a lot of people that visited me because they said the eyes seemed to follow them. My girlfriend at the time convinced me to remove it.
LOL.
That painting could make a good story.
I remember have watched the Roddy McDowell's episode with my mom when I was 12 I think, and of course, I couldn't sleep for a week (lol). Thank you for sharing.
+Patricia Vargas I am glad you liked it please subscribe.
Not only did I lose precious sleep from the Cemetery episode the first time I watched NG in my teen years, I always had nightmares recalling the episode with the "bat" broach episode that one freaked me to no end!! And we all wonder why people love to be scared to near death?!
@@4Just1Girl --Just came across this....and my two favorites are "The Cemetery" and the one with the animal (was it a bat?) broach that slowly made it's way to the woman's throat and killed her. I can't remember what it was called, but had nightmares for years afterward!
@@Nenezilla Yep actually it was a mouse pin not bat and can say was terrifying along with A fear of spiders for the mouse episode it was A feast of blood
@@Wickedblackjuggalo19 ---- thank you, it's been so long I couldn't remember!
The name of the artist who created all of these paintings is Tom Wright.
No you are mistaken. The artist is Jaroslav Gebr.
www.imdb.com/name/nm0311397/
nyartistcoalition
No, Ms. Grotto is correct. Mr. Gebr did the three portraits for the original NIGHT GALLERY film pilot; Mr. Wright did all the paintings for the three seasons of the series. Mr. Gebr was called back to do the portraits for the SIXTH SENSE episodes added to the syndication package of the series, I don't actually consider those true NIGHT GALLERY episodes.
I stand corrected. But I think the Gebr portraits are the best especially the iconic one titled "The Crucifiction". His were the ones that made the strongest impression on me and had that weird eccentric edge that the portraits needed for Rod Serling and The Night Gallery.
Violet Grotto: well he sure has (had?) one HELL of an imagination! Like a Stephen king of horror painting!!! Lol
@@nyartistcoalition Gebr did the pilot's painting only, I believe.
Very unique and ambitious video collection you collected. Being an artist myself, I fully appreciate the craftsmanship (and unnerving reactions) at seeing some of the paintings. But You created a very good Art appreciation video at some of the best Surrealistic and horriffic images from the tv show series. I liked it vvery much! OH, and extra brownie points for starting the "showing" with the very first painting of the "Cemetery" episode! LOVED Roddy McDowall & young Ossie Davis in the Pilot episode of The Night Gallery! Excellent job!!
Thank you so much you made my day.
No problem... Good to see someone else shows and shares their appreciation for un-real realities of the supernatural surrealistic bizzarro world!
Couldn't have said it better.
Sharon LeAnne Miller
My parents refused to let me watch Night Gallery. So one night I snuck an episode. It was Cemetery!! I was 10 years old. Now, at 54, it still ranks as among the most disturbing shows I've ever seen. When Ossie stares at the painting and the sequence begins....!!
Most of the paintings were done in the German Expressionist style. Very spooky.
....yet elegant and intelligent and acceptable in a morib way.
Is there one of Satan, not the one shown in this video, but a different type?
Imagine a house with those paintings.
@@sylvialupehernandez9154 no, this is all paintings from the show, if you don't see it here it was likely somewhere else you saw it.
@@sylvialupehernandez9154 I think I know the one you're referring to, but it was done for one of the "Sixth Sense" episodes (or at least from that time, and not one of the authentic Night Gallery stories).
Yes; well done, Mac ....
Quite a collection and I'd never have guessed all done by one artist.
As Rod Serling say's .....
" Each is a collectors item in its own way; not because of any special artistic quality, but because each captures on a canvas and suspends in space and time a frozen moment in a nightmare"
... and I'll tell you "The Caterpillar" gave my schoolmates nightmares for weeks.
I really enjoyed seeing them all. Thanks for that opportunity.
I LOVE this artwork!!!
+gmlaster We all should please subscribe.
Cool to get a closer look at all those bizarre,dark,disturbing and macabre oil paintings from the series. Thanks for the upload!
A few years ago I remember stumbling across a seller/painter on ebay...seems he had painted several NG painting replicas (on canvas,oil) and was selling them quite cheap(imho). As you know,some of the gallery were...well,too eerie for me to display! lol
One of the best videos related to night gallery I think. The paintings to me were always the most unsettling part of the show in many cases and the music adds to their eerie quality well :)
thank you for this fantastic posting. tom wright indeed. the paintings were integral to the story. wonderful to see them again.
I've purchased the whole Nightmare Gallery as a superb DVD Box set a few years ago because I am a huge Twillight Zone series fan, but Nightmare is almost more to my taste or at least on the same level ...fantastic series which I will watch again from time to time !
is there a episode called mr peabody's last class or something like that . maybe carl reiner as the teacher'' he mentions all the old Gods and lightning Starts
@@dancingtrout6719 Yes , you will find it within Season Two , Disc 2, Episode 8: Professor Peabody's Last Lecture. Moreover The Nightmare Gallery series were released recently as Blu Ray editions!
@@Allan-zb7mb thanks
I used to watch this show with my dad. Good memories 👌
Imagine, if you will. at a location far off the beaten path, at a large warehouse, full- size reproductions of all these paintings on display in a "Night Gallery" resurrected, Within, are "tour guides' to add to the ambiance.and one can never be certain what might be lurking around the next corner!
And the final one as you exit a frame, the canvas marked with some faint spooky images painted around the edges, the center being a dark smoked glass mirror...
Two years later. fans are eagerly awaiting the release of " Night Gallery : The Art of Darkness" featuring all of the paintings in the series reproduced in full color .
@@cnault3244 I would love to see the Hall of Mirrored Paintings from *Deep Red* somewhere in there.
Thanks for this! A lot of these were lost over the years and can now be duplicated if someone wants to. Kudos! Great upload! I have my favorites
the different ones, green fingers , and the cemetery were my fave episodies when they were on tv, then when i got the two of the three dvds of the series i also discovered they are tearing down tim reillys bar, little girl lost, and tune in dans cafe.
I loved watching Night Galllory when I was.a little kid.
Love them all, terrific art!
If I was wandering around late at night in an Art Gallery filled with all these paintings...and if I was the only one there...I'd probably feel very very special. Great work here! Truly awesome.
Love your comment,..Unique in a very good way. I would feel special as well if that happened
I’d feel spooked! And try to get out of there as quickly as possible! lol
This is superb art, beautiful, haunting, penetrating our minds and .....our ....fears.
A few of these paintings are actually quite good.
the creepy painting would always set the mood for Night Gallery. Way scarier than Twilight Zone
7:55 I love the transparency on the painting! I could definitely imagine a chorus line of spectral girls chasing/dancing after the Ghostbusters (in the late 80's when they were still young)! The music has a very *Forbidden Planet* vibe as well.
I loved that show and The Twilight Zone.
The castaway on the boat was a really good one.. @ 1:23
That is my favourite as well!
Always loved the painting from the Night Gallery much more than the show.
Thanks for the vid!
Label them. Label them.
No kidding!
Dad was a fan of horror movies, and Rod Serling's "Night Gallery" I was not so much into the show, even though I knew the necessity of it all the same, and bore through it, but the music! I loved the musical soundtrack!!! and can ride the astral's all day long on the multiple patterns playing simultaneously.
Love this... Your selection of music suits this video Extraordinarily Well! I have always been drawn to these nightmarish creations from Night Gallery and would absolutely love to get my paws on one or more of these..
I have the DVDs for the entire series and I watched them all. Rod Sterling's intro with the paintings help to really make this series.
I hope one day they release The Sixth Sense-will all original complete episodes and as bonus features all intros Serling made for the episodes incorporated into the syndicated package of Night Gallery.
Absolutely loved watching Night Gallery, never missed an episode. My high school art teacher also was an avid fan, so for the class assignment each of us were to come up with a painting that would represent a horror story that October and it was awesome.
I think the paintings toward the end of the video were for upcoming segments that were never aired.
I’ll be willing to bet also, that some of these original paintings are haunted. If they are it would be unsurprising and fit well!
I watched a video about the lost paintings of Night Gallery. They were absorbed by those around after his show was canceled. Hanging in homes of those who knew the importance of this show/message being conveyed.
The pictures gave me so many nightmares when I was a kid.
My all time favorite is "Spectre in tap shoes ". Scared the crap out of me when I first saw it and still gives me goosebumps today.
The art or the episode?
@@EphemeralProductions The artwork.
The paintings are somewhat beautiful and spooky just like the stories I’d like to have a copy of some of them one day
This is amazing. My favorite television show of all time.
Great list. I always wanted to see all these paintings
I loved the twilight zone and still do. Night gallery was good too
Extremely creepy. I haven't seen Night Gallery but I'm sure going to now.Thank You!
You might enjoy it although some episodes are pretty laughable and confusing.
@Theonlyonestanding haha.
the space one with the helmet is very creepy
“The Nature of the Enemy” ( Dec.23, 1970 )🚀🌗👨🚀🐀
The painting is far superior to the episode its introducing, alas.
~ Where it's okay to dislike a video, I notice a handful of people hit the dislike on this. I don't know what they expected; it's a montage of the paintings used in the show, just as the description says.
Excellente music! Very good work "macmedia1000". Thanks a lot for sharing this!
The true work is what went in to those paintings!
Beautifully done. The music was great.
My personal favorite is "A midnight trip to the neighborhood blood bank". It's the picture of the bats shadow to the cracked open door
4:08
Yes, great picture.
Yep that one was funny, as i recall. :)
It would be nice if the episodes for the painting were matched and listed in the here.
thank you.. terrific !
I didn't know nothing about this paintings till the day I came across to one of them.
Now I'm keeping my eyes open just in case I find another tom wright paintings.
I found nigh gallery "dead man" painting the original one and sold it for $14,900 to this person, not bragging just letting you know this paintings are worth a lot of $.
I pay $5 for 20 to 25 painting and night gallery "dead man" painting was in the bunch of paintings.
Bruno Roco man you filthy rich
Thanks a lot for this great copilation video
The first 3, from the movie, are by Jaroslav "Jerry" Gebr, the rest are by Tom Wright. The public exhibition of many of them, last night and tonight at Creature Features in Burbank, is FANTASTIC! Tom was there last night.
When this first aired I found several of the paintings in poster reproduction, very cheap. Lined my bedroom wall with them.
dittio thanks for sharen these r allsome
For some reason I never forgot the Spectre in Taps painting at 7:52 its been stuck in my head for a long time.
Saw a RUclips vide recently about whether these paintings still existed. Few, if any, do. They were all pretty much painted by one guy, who intentionally wanted to paint each one in a different style, so as to make them unique to each story. Viewing all of these makes one understand what true artistic talent is, and not the nonsense that the rich in America snap up at gallery events and auctions for the purpose of tax fraud.
great job!
Man, these paintings are real unsettling 😮. They should be in a real gallery.
Bravo! Well done.
Once again a dead end ( watched this before, thought I might have missed something ) why oh why cant I simply find the probably MOST iconic and indelled on people's minds painting from Night Gallery, closing credit painting ???
It's driving me insane.
Excellent GJ!
Cool.
Way cool.
The painting at 7:10 is called the Caterpillar,that was a good episode. Silent Snow,Secret Snow was some creepy ass shit. The painting with the big sea dragon was the story about a sea captain finding & falling in love with a mermaid & his crew told him it was severe consequences for him falling in love with a mermaid
You sir are a true fan
Fascinating
Absolutely Amazing!!. 4:09 'Bela Lugosi's Dead'
“Dracula” ( 1931 Universal Studios ) starring Bela Lugosi ( who died in 1956 ) ... but, then, vampires never really die 🧛♂️💀 ( A Great Portrait, and Great Likeness, of one of the true Masters of Classic Horror Films ) 🧟♂️🧛♂️👹💀🤖🎃
Hard to believe that most of them were destroyed. I think Spielberg kept a few. How valuable they would be today!
He would own them. That Crook!
This use to on TV late in evenings as a youngster try to watch - wasn't that scary!.
I never found it that scary either. lol
Totally sick. LOL Well done! Love that music, also totally sick. My fave? 6:12
So cool!
5:20 I think this painting is about my favorite story, but I can't remember the title. It was about a boy who's sent to another planet because his face is messed up and he has to wear that sack over his head.
+spikelilgirl the paintings called TELL DAVID . . .
Thank you.
The episode is called "The Different Ones" - it's one of my favorites as well! :)
I saw it on You tube the other day and it's still cool!
Sounds like The Different Ones. Kind of a different take on Eye Of The Beholder on The Twilight Zone.
The sin eater is one of my favorites
Great thanks!
This is one gallery exhibit I'd probably avoid, even if it was curated by Rod Serling. Then again, that might be even more reason to avoid.. =O
Thanks - this is an excellent compilation. It would have also been nice to include the title of the episodes which went with each painting.
Oh the music is so creepy I love it
Anyone else here inspired by the king's new painting?
I'm wondering where are all these scary paintings and the artists whom made them.
Thank you.
3:30 is supposed to be Serling, I believe. :) little trivia fact. He liked the painting and told Tom Wright so.
Yes, that's Serling. Producer Jack Laird is in one, the artists two daughters appear in separate paintings, and he even put himself in one.
I saw this painting up close in the late 1970s at Universal Studios-it’s most definitely Serling. My favorite episode of all.
There is a Kickstarter in progress to release a book of all the paintings with liner notes...should be very cool.
I wonder how much of the existing paintings are worth ?
$14,900 I sold one for this price
+Bruno Roco No way you had one
This video was honestly creepier than most episodes.
Truth! lol
At 04:33, the image shown is from Pickman's Model or Pickman's Portraits, I'm not sure of the title. I watched it alone after my family had gone to bed. Then I had to go through the house and shut all the downstairs lights off. I stood at the bottom of the stairs and just stopped.....and waited.....dead silence. I slowly began to climb the stairs and at about the third step, a spoon that I had rested in a coffee cup in the TV room on the first floor slid into the cup and went "clink". Of the remaining 15 or so steps remaining between me and the second floor, I think I touched two. I landed in the hallway, on top of a throw rug which then slid across the floor, carrying me straight into the bathroom where I smashed my knee into the wall. I recall my father waking up, due to the racket I'd made and yelling "what the hell was that?" I, was lying next to the toilet in a heap on the floor laughing. .....good times:)
Most of the paintings I remember from the series; others, however, I don't recognize at all.
It would have been nice if you put a note on which episode each picture came from. I only recognized half the pictures. I didn't to get to see past season 3 of Night Gallery.
the theme music from the shows opening and closing repeating would have made for a better view
4:34 was froom the episode "Pichmans Model" was one of my Favorites
I remember this when i was very age 10