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Escape From New York

Escape From New York - Main image
$31.5 $50 In stock

Category: Posters

Celebrate the iconic 1981 sci-fi action thriller with this archival poster from artist Ken Taylor. Originally released in 2015, this collectible piece captures the gritty, dystopian energy of the film.

  • Official Escape From New York poster artwork by Ken Taylor.
  • Part of the Mondo archive collection.
  • Hand numbered for authenticity.
  • Standard edition print.
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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Joshua ★★★★★

Finally framed this and it instantly became the centerpiece of my movie room. The archival print quality is stunning, and Ken Taylor’s take on Snake Plissken feels grittier than the poster I had back in the day. Worth every penny for a 2015 piece that still looks this sharp.

Mia ★★★★★

Ken Taylor's illustration style is spot-on for the film's grimy vibe, and the archival print quality means the matte finish looks just like it did in 2015. I hung it up in my office and it instantly added a nostalgic, dystopian touch to the whole room.

Leo D. ★★★★★

The heavy cardstock really makes the gritty artwork pop, and it arrived in perfect condition. I’ve been looking for a Ken Taylor poster from this era for ages, so I’m thrilled to finally have it on my wall.