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Father: Encounter On Dagobah

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Category: Posters

This poster, "Father: Encounter On Dagobah," is a 2010 screen print from artist Tomer Hanuka. It is a 17" x 25" piece, hand numbered, and part of an edition of 350. The artwork is inspired by the Star Wars universe, specifically the encounter on Dagobah, and falls under the Action & Adventure, Fantasy, Movies, and Sci-Fi categories.

  • 17" x 25" screen print
  • Hand numbered
  • Edition of 350
  • Artwork by Tomer Hanuka
  • Star Wars themed
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Lucy N. ★★★★★

I was blown away by the detail in Tomer Hanuka’s screen print—the muted greens and blues really capture that swampy Dagobah atmosphere. The hand numbering on the bottom corner makes it feel like a true collectible piece.

Charlotte ★★★★★

The hand-numbered edge and that 2010 screen print texture give it real collectible weight, and the 17x25 size is perfect for framing. I've stared at the father-son tension in the art for way too long already, it's that good.

Kevin ★★★★★

The blue and orange tones in Hanuka’s print absolutely pop against my wall, and the 17" x 25" size is bigger than I pictured—in a good way. Numbered 214 out of 350, it feels like a real keepsake for any Dagobah fan.