The Phantom of the Opera Gallery

A Collection of Works From 1991 to Present

The Phantom of The Opera Gallery spans the artist's works over the past two decades and showcases all of his paintings, sketches, and a bronze sculpture. Beginning with his first painting 'Music of Darkness' painted in 1991 to his latest work on the subject 'Thoughts of Forever painted' in 2013. This gallery takes you on a moving journey of the artist’s love for the Phantom of the Opera.

Music of Darkness

Painted: 1989 / Medium: Oil on Belgian Linen / Size: 11"w X 32"h

*Produced as a Signed & Numbered Limited Edition Fine Art Print.

Music of Darkness

Back Side

Here you can see how Brad occasionally dates and titles his paintings on the back of the canvas or linen in this case. Here you can see a charcoal drawing as well as the date and title of the piece.

Don't Go!

Painted in 1990 / Medium: Oil on Belgian Linen / Size: 15"w X 36"h

*Produced as a Signed & Numbered Limited Edition Print.

The Phantom

Sculpted in 1991 and Cast in 1992 / Medium: Bronze / Size: 13"h x 8"w x 6"d

Opening Night

Painted in 1992 / Medium: Oil on Canvas / Size: 18"w x 24"h

( Produced as a Signed & Numbered Limited Edition Print)

Cloaked Phantom

Created in 1993 / Medium: Pastel on Paper / Size: 8"w x 10"h

Enraged Phantom

Created in 1994 / Medium: Pastel on Paper / Size: 18"h x 24"w

Boat Scene

Painted in 1995 / Medium: Oil on Canvas / Size: 24"h x 36"w

Brad never finished this painting. This piece required Brad to do an extensive amount of work prior to starting the piece. As the photographs below show, Brad built the boat per the many sketches he drew in his journal. He wanted very badly to complete this work but he had another Phantom of The Opera painting he had to get done first for his publisher to release as a limited edition print. By the time Brad had a chance to work on the piece, his inspirational drive on this work had dissipated.

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Christine Daae

Brad will from time to time need to take his vision that he has already sketched in his journal and build a set to see his vision come into being. Here he has set up his model in his studio in the cardboard boat he constructed and painted for this boat scene. The reflection you see in the water below the lantern was achieved by Brad laying down large sheets of Plexi Glass on the floor. The preparation for this piece took just short of two days.

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