Poe by Nick Young in Literature on Nick Young's Gallery

Poe

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Literature

by

Nick Young

Edgar Allen Poe, the master of horror fiction and inventor of the mystery genre. A troubled soul, his work remains compelling one hundred sixty years after his death. The original is also available, and I will consider commission requests. Please contact me at nickyoungart@yahoo.com

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Surreal_Artist ::

November 24, 2009

A haunting visual. Great job.

NickYoungArt ::

November 25, 2009

Thanks very much.

LuisPeres ::

December 01, 2009

Should be a great cover.

christophergombosky ::

December 04, 2009

I see humility in this piece, with Poe alot of artists try to make Him look disturbed. Very human side reflecting in His face. I love it!

NickYoungArt ::

December 05, 2009

Thank you, Chris. Poe was a haunted soul. What touched me was the pain and yearning in his eyes.

christophergombosky ::

December 05, 2009

His desire for something more

danasalzillo ::

December 10, 2009

I really love this!! Big fan of Poe and this is one of the better reflections of him!

NickYoungArt ::

December 10, 2009

Thank you, Dana.

LindieRacz ::

December 11, 2009

Beautiful work, Nick!

NickYoungArt ::

December 12, 2009

Thanks very much, Lindie.

jackimroczkowski ::

December 21, 2009

this is SO outstanding Nick! Excellent work!!

NickYoungArt ::

December 21, 2009

He reached into his own heart of darkness to bring the world singularly harrowing stories. That is what I'd hoped to capture. Thank you, Jacki.

annatheodora ::

December 22, 2009

wow! intense portrait!

NickYoungArt ::

December 22, 2009

Thanks, Anna. I'm happy it made a strong impression.

erinkruczek ::

February 04, 2010

this is a tragic and haunting piece, beautiful work

NickYoungArt ::

February 06, 2010

Thank you very much, Erin.

FunnyGirl ::

February 26, 2010

This pulls me in; closer and closer to his soul. Wonderful piece.

NickYoungArt ::

February 28, 2010

Thank you very much, Andrea. I'm glad the work elicited what I'd hope to achieve.

juliryan ::

February 28, 2010

I am a big Poe fan and you really captured his tortured soul. Amazingly sorrowful and riveting!

NickYoungArt ::

February 28, 2010

You're very kind to say that, Juli. Many thanks.

Karedesign1 ::

May 11, 2010

This is so well done, it could almost be considered an actual photo. Love the intense look in his eyes.

NickYoungArt ::

May 11, 2010

I appreciate that a great deal, Karen.

derekbeattieimages ::

May 17, 2010

I like this, very " dark ". I always find there is a resemblance between Poe and Vincent Price ?

NickYoungArt ::

May 17, 2010

Thanks, Derek. I hadn't thought about the connection . . . but you're right -- there is a resemblance.

RT3D ::

July 05, 2010

Very Very nice, nick

NickYoungArt ::

July 05, 2010

Thanks very much, Rafi!

jackimroczkowski ::

July 21, 2010

this is outstanding Nick! Unmistakably Poe!!

NickYoungArt ::

July 21, 2010

I appreciate your kind words!

EvesNature ::

July 24, 2010

Wonderful portrait, I've always been a fan, nicely done.

NickYoungArt ::

July 24, 2010

Thanks very much, Eve.

PriscillaTurner ::

August 22, 2010

Very striking.

NickYoungArt ::

August 23, 2010

Thank you, Priscilla.

igabriela ::

September 02, 2010

I am amazed to what you can do...especially those made on black background so to speak...

NickYoungArt ::

September 03, 2010

Thank you very much, Gabriela.

janine1968 ::

October 22, 2010

Oh I love this!

NickYoungArt ::

October 23, 2010

Thanks so much, Janine.

megalupin ::

October 26, 2010

A striking image - it is difficult to work only with facial features, and you have managed to make Poe seem almost as haunting as lonesome.

NickYoungArt ::

October 26, 2010

Thank you very much.

WerewolfV ::

November 06, 2010

I've read a lot of Edgar Allen, when I was a kid. The depth of the darkness he went through was much more saturated than those circles of hell described by Dante. A monk, a lonely terrified man in his dark home, the Mask of Red Death pictured in black and white - they are all here. present.

NickYoungArt ::

November 06, 2010

I'm pleased it's touched you so, Vladimir. Many thanks.

WerewolfV ::

November 06, 2010

Nick, you got him. And you got the feeling he was transpiring. The pleasure is all mine. though I am still terrified.

jbjoani2 ::

May 20, 2011

Instant favorite, Nick. You captured the character of the writer and artist. I love the haunting eyes, like his work.

NickYoungArt ::

May 21, 2011

Thanks very much, Joan. Your comments mean a lot.

freexbird ::

October 26, 2011

Love it. Great job capturing his essence, especially in the eyes.

NickYoungArt ::

October 27, 2011

Thank you very much, Kiersten.

raetucker ::

October 27, 2011

Wonderful! You really invoke the haunting sadness of Poe.

NickYoungArt ::

October 28, 2011

Thank you.

danteoblique ::

October 31, 2011

An expressive tribute! You really capture his history and soul in his likeness!

NickYoungArt ::

October 31, 2011

I greatly appreciate that.

mehrzad ::

December 25, 2011

I love the way his face emerges from the darkness...

NickYoungArt ::

December 25, 2011

Thank you!

meadowhawk ::

February 29, 2012

Ahh, my favorite writer. He would have loved this, Nick!

NickYoungArt ::

February 29, 2012

That's very kind of you to say, Jon.

AlexandraZloto ::

March 23, 2012

Powerful portrayal!!! Excellent...., and as effective as Poe's haunting writings!

NickYoungArt ::

March 24, 2012

Very kind. Thank you!

PerlaBraga ::

July 19, 2012

Great work!!

NickYoungArt ::

July 19, 2012

Thank you very much, Perla!

rebeccamudd ::

September 09, 2013

Daunting.....love.

NickYoungArt ::

September 09, 2013

Thank you, Rebecca.

LBanks ::

September 10, 2013

Very powerful piece Nick!

NickYoungArt ::

September 10, 2013

Thank you, Lyn.

blachani ::

February 05, 2015

love it!

NickYoungArt ::

February 06, 2015

Thank you, Aneta.

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