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Devil's Backbone (Variant 1)

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$57.6 $90 In stock

Category: Posters

This 24"x36" screen print, titled Devil's Backbone (Variant 1), is a hand-numbered archival piece from 2011. It is a collaborative work by artists Vania Zouravliov and Aaron Horkey, and it is limited to an edition of 90.

  • Screen print on paper, measuring 24"x36"
  • Hand numbered by the artists
  • Edition of 90
  • Collaborative artwork by Vania Zouravliov and Aaron Horkey
  • Inspired by Guillermo del Toro's film The Devil's Backbone
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sophia P. ★★★★★

The screen-printed details on this 2011 piece are so fine they look almost like pencil shading up close. I’ve been eyeing this collaboration for years and the hand-numbering makes it feel extra special. It’s a brilliant addition to my wall.

Amelia ★★★★★

The hand-numbering and 24x36 proportions give it real gallery presence, the collaborative detail between Zouravliov and Horkey is stunning up close. Been staring at it for a week and still noticing new textures in the ink.

Ruby ★★★★★

The fine linework in the screen print is even sharper in person than I expected, and the collaboration between those two artists really shows in every dark detail. The archival quality gives me confidence it'll hold up for years.