See Every Painting From Rod Serling's Night Gallery!

Artist Tom Wright created over 100 paintings for the classic horror TV series, Rod Serling’s Night Gallery. When Rod Serling's Night Gallery aired on NBC from 1970 to 1973, Mr. Wright's paintings became a nationwide phenomenon, ultimately becoming rare and much sought-after works of art.
Tom Wright’s paintings for Night Gallery, Serling's follow-up to his classic TV series The Twilight Zone, served as a visual springboard for Rod Serling’s distinctive narrations and were truly the show's soul.
After creating Night Gallery’s frightening canvases, Tom Wright became one of Hollywood’s top television directors, notably on the hit TV series NCIS.

[@dawnheller114]

Remember watching this with Dad as a kid

[@AccurateCrabLegs]

Any one of these would make a lovely greeting card

[@MultiTomcat67]

Just watched the video explaining what happened to these paintings & had to continue😃

[@toddaulner5393]

Yes! Me too! I was looking for inspiration.

[@securityscorpion8687]

Same😂

[@bijoulille8816]

Same 😂 What a video!

[@tapeduk]

I always loved the paintings and the music for Night Gallery.....It would be nice if the music from all composers who worked on this show came out in some form....because the music was a big part of this classic show

[@thetvtimemachine]

A CD release of the Night Gallery music has been attempted in the past, but for various reasons never got off the ground. Hopefully, one day it will become a reality!

[@solitaryman777]

Y'know what? I'd LOVE a summation of each episode matched to each painting! There're all so good and evocative, kinda deserves a narrative to ground the imagery.

[@jasonking6366]

Great job! You missed the pilot movie with the Cemetery and Eyes. Believe there was one more as well....

[@thetvtimemachine]

Those were painted by a different artist, Jaroslav Gebr, for the Night Gallery pilot movie. While I did touch on those paintings, I decided to keep the focus on Tom Wright's work for the regular, weekly series.

[@buds8423]

Gives me da willies without even seeing the movies! Very effective.

[@Lupton2000]

I imagine Tom Wright created the paintings for the Sixth Sense intros.

[@thetvtimemachine]

"The Sixth Sense" paintings were created by artist Jaroslav Gebr, who also created the paintings for the Night Gallery Pilot movie.

[@RingJando]

Remarkable compendium of paintings you have put together - Cheers!

[@thetvtimemachine]

Thank you so much!

[@galvinstanley3235]

​@@thetvtimemachineThis series needs to be rebooted.I don't care if it's the same stories just updated.

[@dragonchaserkev]

Weren't there three paintings from the made for TV film as well? But a great video, amazing art, I would like to try amd reproduce a few.

[@thetvtimemachine]

Yes there were, the three paintings from the Night Gallery pilot were painted by a different artist named Jaroslav Gebr. Thank you for the very nice comments!

[@DaleRibbons]

I have to say some of the paintings are better than the segments/stories they went with. I'm kind of confused. I don't remember 'Daughter Of Darkness', 'Collector's Items' or 'Nightmare Morning' and I don't see them listed in any episode guides I've been able to find. Were they segments/stories that were never produced?

[@thetvtimemachine]

That's correct. Those were paintings that Tom Wright created for the third season of Night Gallery. Since the show was cancelled in mid-season, those paintings were never used on the show.

[@ufo69691]

Every Painting ?! what about the one during the end credits?

[@dennisatkins7316]

Great video! Crap music though, if you can call that music. Annoying
synthesizer dronings and moanings. Get some real music...orchestral music. 😁

[@petrolillos]

Wonderful artwork, it deserves much more views.

[@thetvtimemachine]

I agree! :-) Since your post, it's picked up many more views! Thank you again!