Sylar's paintings

Sylar's paintings
Sylar paints his first precognitive painting.
Owned by:	Sylar
Current status:	In Sylar's possession

After Sylar steals Isaac's ability, he paints several paintings.

About

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Sylar kills Isaac and steals his power. Later on, he paints his first precognitive painting, a twisted rendition of The President Stands Alone.

The Hard Part

Sylar has been honing his painting talents with another prophetic image, of himself advancing on Ted Sprague, whose hands are glowing. Seeing this, Sylar puts the puzzle pieces together and figures out that he is the bomb that is set to destroy New York. Later, Sylar accidentally kills his mother, and in a precognitive trance, uses her blood to recreate Isaac's floor mural of the explosion.

How to Stop an Exploding Man

In Isaac's apartment, Sylar goes into a trance and paints him and Peter facing off at Kirby Plaza.

I Am Become Death

At the urging of Peter, Gabriel sees the same future that Peter and Usutu have seen, and paints a picture of the world splitting in half.

Gallery

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  Sylar's first painting is similar to The President Stands Alone.
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  Sylar imagines a confrontation with Ted.
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  Using his mother's blood, Sylar revisits Isaac's painting.
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  Sylar paints a confrontation with Peter at Kirby Plaza.
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  In a possible future, Gabriel paints the world splitting in half at the behest of Peter.

Notes

• Alex Maleev is the artist responsible for creating Sylar's paintings.
• When Hiro time-travels to the future and visits Isaac's apartment in Don't Look Back, he finds it littered with paintings of the Symbol, and Isaac dead. It is not clear if these paintings were created by Isaac before his death or by Sylar afterwards, though they are not shown in the apartment prior to Isaac's death.

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  In a possible future...
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  ...Hiro finds paintings...
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  ...of the Symbol...
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  ...spread out all over...
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  ...Isaac's apartment...
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  ...and no trace of...
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  ...Isaac's other paintings.

Trivia

• According to an NBC auction, the painting of Peter and Sylar in Kirby Plaza measures 48 1/4" × 35 3/4" × 1 1/2".

See Also

• For other uses of painting, see painting (disambig).

Fan Theories

Please refer to Theory:Sylar's paintings for fan-created theories and other speculation.