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Ashley and Bill Batchelor UNITED STATES
Member Since January 2014
163 Artworks | Watched by 17
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Location: Painted Cover Original Art
Title: Phantom #8 AS IT REALLY IS NOW!*
Artist:  George Wilson (All)
Media Type: Mixed Media
Art Type: Cover
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 577
Likes on CAF: 2
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 8/30/2020

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FINALLY HAKE RELEASES AN HONEST PICTURE OF THIS PAINTING. WORSE THAN I THOUGHT.

Ok, here I go again. Another masterpiece by George Wilson SEVERELY damaged by the sun. These paintings just will not take the sunlight. The blues turn a washed out light violet color. This is a prime example. It is still a very nice piece but look at the background behind the rainbow. The blue is just gone! And the darker colors have faded as well.

I dread it for whoever wins this piece and takes it out from behind the matting. They will then see what the colors used to look like. Sad. I wrote this before Hake honestly showed the whole painting. I hate to say I told you so.

Please, for the love of God, take these pieces out for just a little while, enjoy them, and then put them back up. Once they are gone, they are gone. And if you just have to leave them out, take a really good picture of them before you leave them out, so you will be able to see what they looked like when they were right. And hopefully post it here so at least the image will never be lost.

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Member Since: January 2014
Last Login: October 2025
Country: UNITED STATES
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Brian Stehle Member Since 2022
Posted On 5/11/2022

Wow!  I cannot stop looking at the attention to detail paid to this piece.  Directly under the Phantom you can see the light from the window.  And in the light, the shadow of the person in the window.  Time will always take its toll, but proper preservation can slow it down for more to enjoy.  Thank you for sharing.

Peter Sullivan Member Since 2006
Posted On 7/7/2026

Ironically, it is a ghost but a beautiful ghost. Why do people never learn that direct sunlight is the enemy of art. I have seen many pieces of artwork ruined. I searched for one cover for years and when I found it it looked like a piece of toast. Did not buy it as I would have been too depressed to hang it and see it in its ruined state. This has survived better.