April 23, 2024
McQuarrie Celebration Europe Print Vader's Trap 125 SWS
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You are purchasing an extremely limited piece of Star Wars artwork by Ralph McQuarrie titled Vader's Trap. This print Celebration Europe print was not offered in London but exclusively at and sold out within an hour. This print is limited to 125 units and will become increasingly difficult to come across. is the information from : This rare Celebration Europe print by legendary artist Ralph McQuarrie was not originally offered at the London venue, and makes its exclusive debut at StarWarsShop! It beautifully combines McQuarrie's famous "Vader's Trap" illustration with the early sketch used to lay out the original composition. Boba Fett with classic serape is also depicted in this stunning image! As the design consultant and conceptual artist for the original Star Wars trilogy, Ralph McQuarrie helped to bring the vision of George Lucas to life. With only the director's script and words as a reference, McQuarrie played a pivotal role in creating the look of Star Wars with his painted images of exotic aliens, helpful droids, futuristic vehicles, and mysterious landscapes. Over three Star Wars movies (A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi), McQuarrie's sketches and production paintings served as the framework from which Lucas and his team of set and costume designers, make-up artists and special effects wizards
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