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Hannibal (Variant)

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Category: Posters

This archival poster from artist Kevin Tong captures the dark, suspenseful mood of the acclaimed television series Hannibal. The 24"x36" screen print is a striking addition for fans of crime and thriller storytelling.

  • Screen print on 24"x36" paper
  • Hand numbered by the artist
  • Limited edition of 150
  • Variant title design
  • From the 2014 release year
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Daniel T. ★★★★★

The deep reds and blacks in this print are absolutely stunning in person, perfectly capturing the show's tense atmosphere. It arrived rolled tightly and in perfect condition, the screen print texture is fantastic. I can't wait to frame it and get it on my wall.

Aurora R. ★★★★★

Kevin Tong really nailed the psychological dread with this one; the screen print texture gives it a depth that photos can't capture. It's already the focal point of my hallway, and guests keep stopping to study all the little details in the composition.

Harper ★★★★★

The reds and blacks in this print absolutely pop against my dark wall, and the texture of the screen-printed ink gives it a depth photos just can’t capture. Kevin Tong really nailed the brooding tension of the show with this 24x36 piece.