William Bezek is one of the artists I keep coming back to on this blog because he repeatedly produces unique new work that I happen to find delightful. Just in time for the holiday season, we have the Ghost of Jacob Marley Door Knocker!
What an amazing idea for a door decoration!
You may remember this scene from A Christmas Carol. On a related note, here is the very first surviving film adaptation of the story, made in 1901 by the English movie pioneer R.W. Paul:
Bezek is also responsible for the greatest custom wedding proposal sculpture I’ve seen, and some lovely pumpkins I’ve previously posted.
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18 responses to “William Bezek: Ghost of Jacob Marley Door Knocker”
AAARRRGHHHHHH!!
Poor bastard’s even crying because he’s cold, lonely and chewing on something he doesn’t want to chew on. Truly, ’tis Christmas.
Nothing says Christmas like that!
Thank you sincerely for the feature, I like your taste in artists!
You’re very welcome. Keep up the wonderful work!
That is simply an amazing x-mas decoration… so isn’t this one: http://theshadowfarm.blogspot.com/search?updated-min=2009-01-01T00:00:00-06:00&updated-max=2010-01-01T00:00:00-06:00&max-results=50 You may enjoy his art. 🙂
Colleen, what a great suggestion! I’ve never seen his work before and it’s right up my alley. Thanks so much for the link!
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I loved this os much I made my own!
I want it! I would keep it up year round in my home. A Christmas Carol being my favorite book, movie, and sentiment. It is truely beautiful.
coool doorknocker..can it be purchased????
Can the Jacob Marley Door Knocker be purchased? If so how much? Please reply. Thank You.
Love the Jacob Marley Door Knocker.Available to Purchase? Price?
Where can this be purchased?
You can inquire from the artist here: http://www.willbezek.com/
How much is this & where can I purchase it?
You would have to contact the artist personally via the link at the bottom of the post.
Please let me know if this is available for purchase!
You would have to contact the artist personally via the link at the bottom of the post.