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Drive (Version 2)

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$34.1 $55 In stock

Category: Posters

Drive (Version 2) is a hand-numbered screen print by artist Boris Pelcer, created in 2018. This archival piece is inspired by the action, crime, and drama of the film Drive, making it a striking addition for fans of indie cinema and contemporary poster art.

  • Hand-numbered screen print
  • Artwork by Boris Pelcer
  • Released in 2018
  • Theme inspired by the movie Drive
  • Part of the Mondo archive collection
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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Julian G. ★★★★★

The hand-numbering on this print is a nice touch, and the archival paper gives it a premium feel that photos don't capture. It's got that moody, cinematic energy from the film, and it's already the first thing people notice when they walk in.

William ★★★★★

The hand-numbering on this print gives it a personal touch that sets it apart from regular posters. The screen-print quality is fantastic, with deep blacks that really capture the film’s moody atmosphere.

Thomas T. ★★★★☆

I hung this next to my desk and the matte black ink really pops against the white wall. The print quality is sharp and the hand-numbering is a nice touch. Only wish the paper stock was just a bit thicker.