Dan Bell
Are you Henry? (2025)
Polaroid photo, oxidized ink, bleach, oil paint, glue, staples scanned and edited digitally.
Open edition studio giclée on 8.5 × 11 or 17 × 22 in. heavy stock hot press archival cotton rag matte paper.
Signed and dated with archival ink on the verso.
“The first time I watched Eraserhead I had taken a tab of acid. I definitely lost it when Henry took the scissors and started cutting through the gauze cocoon the “baby” was encased in. I had to leave the room. I’d never seen or heard anything so nightmarish in my entire life. When I saw Eraserhead sober weeks after this I fell in love. Only a genius could create a world like that. I have since watched Eraserhead over 100 times.” -Dan Bell
Celebrating Lynch runs until 3.22.25. Prints will no longer be available after that date.
All of the works on thisisdanbell.com are produced by Dan Bell in his Baltimore studio. Each giclée is printed on archival hot press cotton rag matte paper using the highest quality pigment inks. The paper is museum quality and acid free. Every giclée is closely inspected and signed before being carefully packed for delivery. This Is Dan Bell Media offers a 100% money back guarantee (shipping included) if you’re not completely satisfied with your purchase. If you have any questions send Dan an email at thisisdanbell@gmail.com.
Dan Bell
Are you Henry? (2025)
Polaroid photo, oxidized ink, bleach, oil paint, glue, staples scanned and edited digitally.
Open edition studio giclée on 8.5 × 11 or 17 × 22 in. heavy stock hot press archival cotton rag matte paper.
Signed and dated with archival ink on the verso.
“The first time I watched Eraserhead I had taken a tab of acid. I definitely lost it when Henry took the scissors and started cutting through the gauze cocoon the “baby” was encased in. I had to leave the room. I’d never seen or heard anything so nightmarish in my entire life. When I saw Eraserhead sober weeks after this I fell in love. Only a genius could create a world like that. I have since watched Eraserhead over 100 times.” -Dan Bell
Celebrating Lynch runs until 3.22.25. Prints will no longer be available after that date.
All of the works on thisisdanbell.com are produced by Dan Bell in his Baltimore studio. Each giclée is printed on archival hot press cotton rag matte paper using the highest quality pigment inks. The paper is museum quality and acid free. Every giclée is closely inspected and signed before being carefully packed for delivery. This Is Dan Bell Media offers a 100% money back guarantee (shipping included) if you’re not completely satisfied with your purchase. If you have any questions send Dan an email at thisisdanbell@gmail.com.
