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Day of the Dead Poster

"...but is he alive or dead? Let's just say I let him continue to exist."

Forty years ago George Romero redefined the undead - again. DAY OF THE DEAD is a film that fully realizes Romero’s societal commentaries through paranoid, claustrophobic and nihilistic horror. We’re thrilled to celebrate the 40th anniversary of this vicious masterwork with a new technicolor hellscape on paper from brilliant Tokyo-based illustrator, Utomaru.

Artwork by Utomaru

Edition of 110. 18"x24", 7-color screenprint. Hand numbered

Printed by Native Screen Print in the USA

Photography by Billy Garrett

$17.50

Original: $50.00

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Day of the Dead Poster

$50.00

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Day of the Dead Poster

"...but is he alive or dead? Let's just say I let him continue to exist."

Forty years ago George Romero redefined the undead - again. DAY OF THE DEAD is a film that fully realizes Romero’s societal commentaries through paranoid, claustrophobic and nihilistic horror. We’re thrilled to celebrate the 40th anniversary of this vicious masterwork with a new technicolor hellscape on paper from brilliant Tokyo-based illustrator, Utomaru.

Artwork by Utomaru

Edition of 110. 18"x24", 7-color screenprint. Hand numbered

Printed by Native Screen Print in the USA

Photography by Billy Garrett

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"...but is he alive or dead? Let's just say I let him continue to exist."

Forty years ago George Romero redefined the undead - again. DAY OF THE DEAD is a film that fully realizes Romero’s societal commentaries through paranoid, claustrophobic and nihilistic horror. We’re thrilled to celebrate the 40th anniversary of this vicious masterwork with a new technicolor hellscape on paper from brilliant Tokyo-based illustrator, Utomaru.

Artwork by Utomaru

Edition of 110. 18"x24", 7-color screenprint. Hand numbered

Printed by Native Screen Print in the USA

Photography by Billy Garrett