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Jaws

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$18.75 $25 In stock

Celebrate the iconic thriller with this Jaws alternative movie poster, a hand-numbered limited edition print from artist Felix Tindall. Designed for fans of classic cinema and distinctive pop culture art, this piece brings a fresh, artistic perspective to a timeless film.

  • Measures 11" x 17" for versatile display options.
  • Hand-numbered edition of 20, adding collectible appeal.
  • Printed on premium archival paper for lasting quality.
  • Created by artist Felix Tindall, known for unique movie-inspired artwork.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet J. ★★★★★

The print's deep blues really capture the ocean's menace, and the distressed finish gives it that classic beachside feel. I've already got it framed and it's the perfect conversation starter for movie night guests.

Daniel O. ★★★★★

I was blown away by the print quality—the deep blues and sharp lines really capture the film's tension. The hand-numbered edition makes it feel like a true collectible for any classic cinema fan. It's already framed and hanging in my living room, a perfect conversation starter.

Sofia D. ★★★★★

The colors pop even more in person than on screen, and the framing really captures the tension of that opening scene. I've bought a few limited prints over the years, and the hand-numbering here gives it a nice collector's feel. It's already up on the wall next to my other movie art.