Most paintings are created  by a single person. Jurgen  von Anhalt requires  an expensive art production crew, hundreds of gallons of paint, special frames,           a jet and a jet pilot. Each production cost thousands of dollars.

  This painting was given a special preparation. Here the soon to be owner    is assisting in the  preparations. Note the size of the art crew working on the art    production.

The prepped canvass is placed  behind the jet plane's engines. The canvass has been mounted on a heavy duty frame which then is placed on a special rack.

Jurgen begins the first steps of the painting. He begins to layer the canvass with different  amounts and colors of paint using the air stream from jet engine as a paint brush.

After Jurgen places the paint into the jet's air stream,  he has the engines turned up driving the paint further into the canvass

Jurgen selects the color and style of the next stage of the painting.

Dozens of gallons of paint were used to create this painting. The heat and fumes are enough to send a normal person to the hospital. It takes days for the artist to recover from his art productions.

Finished Painting ( The Cosmic Big Bang)  ( 90" x  82"  )