The Frazetta Art Museum: Introduction
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Hosted by William Frazetta- the grandson of Frank and Ellie Frazetta- this introductory video touches on aspects of the Frazetta Art Museum such as the creation of the museum, those involved, future plans, and more!
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Surprised to hear "Escape from Venus" is sold. Not that I could afford to buy it, but it's one of my favorites I would want to see if I visited the museum. I'm grateful they made prints available. I own about 53 prints that I mounted for hanging. I had my own museum in my office at work in which I hung 10 prints at a time, and rotated them every week. It was cool to be surrounded by Frazettas all day while working.
Extraordinary how you're Family, which take up the stand for art is not just the rich.👏👏👍👍 I applaud the way your all keeping Franks's work together. I applaud the integrity of keeping Franks works intact. Bravo
Hi William, I've been a huge fan of your grandfather's art work since I was around 10 years old. I started buying Creepy & Eerie comic books and that's when I fell in love with Frazetta Artwork. From the moment I first saw the Death Dealer I was blown away and it was only until recently that I found out about some of the statues and figurines that were available. I didn't know the museum existed until recently when I was searching for 1/6 scale Death Dealer action figures. I had no luck from manufacturers like Phicen & Hot Toys and then I came across the Museum website by chance and was pleasantly surprised to see you sold them through your gift shop. I purchased a few items and received them in the mail in a few short days along with an email from your mom thanking me for the purchases and hopeing everything arrived ok and it did. Anyhow I'm happy to say I will be up in New York for spring break and will be looking forward to visiting the museum and possibly meeting you personally, until then stay well 👍😉
Everything I've seen from the Frazetta Art Museum has been 100% class & in my humble opinion has honored Frank Frazetta Sr's legacy. He was one of the few artists of his time that wanted to keep his art, when publishers were printing then destroying the art.
You do such a wonderful job and are such a loving, caring and knowledgeable speaker and great representative for your grandfather!! ♥
You can’t have a museum without the paintings - truer words were never spoken! The Frazetta Museum has been key inspiration in my own journey, like the Brandywine and the Delaware. I’m glad you guys are weathering the pandemic, and I hope to get back out there soon. I think your idea of expanding the display to include younger artists constituting Frazetta’s artistic “progeny” is wonderful.
many of the works are actually prints not originals
Thank you, William, and thank you Lori and Frank Jr. and Noelle! I’m excited for the future of the museum, and for the family!
I really like what you had to say in this video William, I'm sure Frank is very proud of you guys. Preserve the legacy. I will come and visit and donate.
Hi! Jim Santiago...no brag, fact! 😁 I am a long time Frank Frazetta fan. But, I knew nothing about a Frank Frazetta Museum until quite recently. I came across the museum via “Instagram”. You guys are doing a good thing and hopefully people will now see not only this video but also the Instagram stuff and will visit & donate or donate online to keep the museum open. Don’t give up folks. Frank frazetta’s work is amazing. Think about this. How great was Leonardo da Vinci during his life time or soon after his passing. Yes, I do compare them as equals. Geez...wish I COULD own an original Frazetta. Thanks!
Big fan and looking forward to visiting!
I really enjoyed this presentation William. You covered a lot of topics....very openly and sincerely. I am about to purchase some items and will share this information with my friends. All the best with future plans for the museum. Hope they come to fruition. A fan from Australia.
Great job William and thank you, and your family for keeping the Frazetta magic alive!
Frank was my inspiration from the time I found his art as a young girl. No offense to Vallejo, but I have always said that Frank Frazetta should have done the covers of the Gor series by John Norman (Professor John Lange). I am also an Artist, it is in my blood and I've been drawing since I was a little over a year old, and what I loved about Frank's method is that he made women look far more realistic than other Artists. The women were not perfect, they were soft, voluptuous, and had unique features. He is and always has been my favorite Artist.
Awesome! Great job Will!!!
All love from Sweden. One day i come visit!
I recall Frazetta loves cameras and would embrace even the latest digital cameras of the time.
I wish I was a percent of that bloodline. Such a diehard fan. Of mr frank frazetta 🙌
I love the idea of Frank Frazetta playing what would now be considered retro-games. Did he ever play Weapon Lord on the SNES? If so what did he think of a game that so clearly drew inspiration from his work?
Amazing that you have put so much love and hard work into the museum and I hope to be visiting the it next year along with seeing the other things around the state too.
Nice job William...some great ideas!!
The actual Silver Warrior
I just saw a channel that said the museum was in Florida.... which one is the real museum, Florida or Pennsylvania?
Both are real.
I Britain we have the National Lottery Project Grants that provide funds for arts and museums. Do you have something like this in America?
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Just keep it the frazetta museum. No one wants to see up and coming artists there. It's about seeing the art of Frank Frazetta. I'm not aware of another Frazetta museum in the worls so I would say stick to that. Other artists will not get a lot of exposure by being in that museum. Artists get recognition online. That space is about seeing Franks work in person. That's my advice.
"Making lemons out of lemonade?" Really? Bwahaha... "Anyhoo..."? Frank is rolling in his grave with his dysfunctional family managing his estate... The family vultures have descended upon his talent. What a mess.