This small painting was created by convicted serial killer Phillip Jablonski while on death row in San Quentin State Prison in CA. The painting depicts a deer surrounded by fall foliage. Jablonski signed the painting at the bottom with his full name and wrote “San Quentin Death Row” under his name.
Painting measures roughly 5x7 inches. COA included.
Phillip Jablonski was a convicted American serial killer and rapist whose name became synonymous with brutal violence and predatory obsession. Responsible for the murders of five women between 1978 and 1991, Jablonski targeted intimate partners and vulnerable victims, leaving behind a legacy of extreme cruelty that secured his place among California’s most disturbing modern killers. Sentenced to death after his 1991 capture, he spent the remainder of his life on San Quentin’s death row, where he died in 2019. For collectors of true crime memorabilia, serial killer artifacts, and dark criminal history, Phillip Jablonski remains a chilling and highly recognizable name in American murder history.
