This piece is one of one.
Appx. 24” x 8” The Cross bar reads “A boys best friend is his mother”.
Stained Glass, Copper Foil, Tin/Lead Solder, Stainless Steel Chain, Wood, Zinc Framing
This scene in the original Psycho film is one of the most iconic kill scenes in the horror genre. The original was filmed in black and white to reduce the audience shock from the gore at the time. Studios refused to fund this film so Hitchcock largely funded it himself. There are two important women in this story - Marion Crane played by Janet Leigh, and Norman Bates’ mother. This piece pulls from 4 important close up shots that made up the 78 camera setup’s in the scene; The shower, Mrs. Bates silhouette, Marion’s scream, and Marion’s open eye as she lays on the bathroom floor. Marion’s panels feature glow in the dark elements as a surprise! This is perfect for horror collectors and Hitchcock fans!
This piece is one of one.
Appx. 24” x 8” The Cross bar reads “A boys best friend is his mother”.
Stained Glass, Copper Foil, Tin/Lead Solder, Stainless Steel Chain, Wood, Zinc Framing
This scene in the original Psycho film is one of the most iconic kill scenes in the horror genre. The original was filmed in black and white to reduce the audience shock from the gore at the time. Studios refused to fund this film so Hitchcock largely funded it himself. There are two important women in this story - Marion Crane played by Janet Leigh, and Norman Bates’ mother. This piece pulls from 4 important close up shots that made up the 78 camera setup’s in the scene; The shower, Mrs. Bates silhouette, Marion’s scream, and Marion’s open eye as she lays on the bathroom floor. Marion’s panels feature glow in the dark elements as a surprise! This is perfect for horror collectors and Hitchcock fans!
