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Jaws (Version 2)

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$67 $100 In stock

Category: Posters

Jaws (Version 2) is a hand numbered screen print from Phantom City Creative, part of the Mondo archive. This poster celebrates the classic action-adventure and horror thriller film, making it a striking addition for movie enthusiasts and collectors.

  • Hand numbered screen print
  • Designed by Phantom City Creative
  • Released in 2017 as part of the Mondo archive
  • Features artwork inspired by the film Jaws
  • Limit of 1 per customer
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Claire ★★★★★

The screen print texture is incredible in person—those deep blacks and the subtle layering really pop under light. It’s already framed and up in my hallway, and every time I walk past it I stop for a second. Worth every penny for a fan of the film.

Evelyn ★★★★★

The hand numbering on this print gives it a nice collector's feel, and the colors pop much more than I expected from the screen print. It's already framed and looks perfect in my home theater room.

Abigail R. ★★★★★

Was thrilled to finally get this in person—the hand numbering on the bottom gives it a real collector's feel. The screen print detail on the shark is way sharper than I expected from a poster.