Mondo

Metropolis

Metropolis - Main image
$37 $50 In stock

Category: Posters

This hand numbered screen print captures the iconic science fiction drama Metropolis through the artistic lens of William Stout. Part of the Mondo archive collection, this poster is a striking piece for fans of classic cinema and bold graphic design.

  • Hand numbered screen print
  • Artwork by William Stout
  • Inspired by the film Metropolis
  • From the Mondo archive collection
  • Limit of 1 per customer
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Isabella I. ★★★★★

The hand-numbering and the rich, textured print quality make it feel like a true collector’s piece—the archival detail in Stout’s linework really pops under light. Packaging was solid enough to prevent any corner dings, which is always my biggest worry with flat prints. A great centerpiece for any s

Matthew R. ★★★★★

The William Stout artwork is even more striking in person—the screen print texture gives it that authentic poster feel you can't get from a digital reproduction. I've got it framed above my desk and the vintage sci-fi vibe instantly elevates the whole room.

Sophia ★★★★★

The hand numbering is a nice touch—makes it feel like a real collector's piece, not just a print. William Stout's take on the film is so expressive in person, the linework really pops against the dark tones. It's already framed and up on my wall, and I keep catching myself staring at it.