“Count Dracula” painted portrait by Frank Frazetta (CIRCA 1970)

“Count Dracula” painted portrait by Frank Frazetta (1970) This hauntingly stellar painted portrait truly captures the distinguished evil that lurks deep within the heart and soul of Count Dracula. Originally commissioned in 1970 by Dan Curtis Productions & Universal Studios, the Master of Light & Shadow, Frank Frazetta was asked to paint his vision of the villainous Count Dracula for the 1974 feature film starring Jack Palance. It should also be noted that this "Count Dracula" painted portrait is "1 OF ONLY ABOUT 4-TIMES THAT FRAZETTA WOULD EVER RENDER THE INFAMOUS COUNT DRACULA FROM TRANSYLVANIA". Painted in mixed-media on paper, this incredible painting was boldly signed in graphite in the lower right-hand corner by Frank Frazetta post-stroke. (11-1/2” x 14-1/2”) (Frank Frazetta: 2/9/28 to 5/10/10)