April 23, 2024
Star Wars CODE 3 A New Hope STYLE A 3D Poster
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STAR WARS A New Hope Style A Sculpted Movie PosterRare Sculpted Poster SERIAL NUMBER 1 (Brand New Only been opened for picture) SOLD OUT everyw Near impossible to find. Coveted Star Wars Poster Art Brought To Life Relive the excitement of the original Star Wars trilogy with Star Wars poster art in your home. Now you can collect this vintage poster art, which is sought after by collectors all over the globe, in a 3 dimensional sculpted medium. All of the detail of the original poster art is captured in hand painted; quality cold cast resin. Every element from the original artwork has been replicated with precision sculpting. The image of Luke and Leia found in the A New Hope One Sheet Style A poster is ingrained in pop culture ever since its first appearance in 1977. Now you can bring the original art work of all three movies making up the original Star Wars trilogy, home as 3 dimensional sculpted art. The original Style A poster was painted by artist Tom Jung with design work by Smollen, Smith, and Connolly. Carrie Fisher's mother, Debbie Reynolds, is said to have loved the image so much that she asked for a duplicate of the painting. The sculpted version of this poster is incredibly detailed and the characters are sculpted just as they appear in the actual art work. Limited to 3,000 World Wide. Limited Edition Certificate of Authenticity
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