About the artwork
Created by Jim Thorpe for a 1977 production of Frankenstein, this vintage theatre poster combines bold graphic design with a detailed anatomical illustration inspired by classic medical drawings. The cross section of the skull and brain stands out against a rich orange background, creating a dramatic composition that perfectly reflects the atmosphere of the famous story. A striking choice for home offices, libraries, studios or interiors inspired by science, literature and classic horror. Available as a poster or canvas print.
Shipping
Free shipping over €69
€7 shipping on orders under €69
Production time: 2–4 business days.
Estimated delivery time: 4-7 business days.
Returns & exchanges
14-day returns — Unused prints in original packaging can be returned for a full refund. No questions asked.
Damaged or defective? — We’ll replace it or refund you. Just send us a photo.
Return shipping — Covered by you for standard returns. If the issue is ours, we cover it.
Rolled poster (unframed)
Best choice for those who plan to frame it themselves.
- Matte fine art paper
- Frame not included
- Carefully rolled in protective paper and packed in a sturdy mailing tube
Stretched canvas
A canvas print stretched over a solid wooden frame and ready to hang.
- Premium 99% cotton canvas (300 gsm) with a subtle texture
- Hand-stretched over a 1.9 cm (0.75 in) pine wood frame
- Metal hanger attached for easy hanging
Estimated production time
1–3 business days (rolled poster)
2–3 business days (canvas print)
Delivery times
4–7 business days (Europe)
4–8 business days (US & Canada)
5–12 business days (Rest of the world)
Rolled posters are packed in protective paper and sturdy mailing tubes, while canvas prints are securely wrapped in reinforced cardboard boxes. All shipments come with tracking.
Quality control
Before shipping, all rolled posters and stretched canvas prints are carefully checked for print and packaging quality. Each product is inspected throughout production to ensure it is in excellent condition before dispatch.