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Harry Potter Art Print Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets 46 x 61 cm - unframed
Sideshow presents the Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Fine Art Print by artist George Caltsoudas. This warm Harry Potter art transports fans into the next chapter of The Chosen One's journey.
You're invited to dinner and a duel! Experience the magic and wonder of the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry with a step into the enchanted Great Hall. Here, feasts are served - and sometimes professors such as Severus Snape and Gilderoy Lockhart demonstrate their prowess in Defense Against the Dark Arts. Outside the ornate doors, however, perils like the basilisk, the well-intentioned yet dangerous house-elf Dobby, Cornish pixies, and the echoes of Slytherin student Tom Riddle lurk in the shadows. Will you venture into the school's secret past with Harry Potter, or return for midnight pudding?
Inspired by Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002), directed by Chris Columbus for Warner Bros. Pictures, this original fantasy art is now available to fans as an unframed giclée print or in a custom framed presentation. Each Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Fine Art Print features an authorized, automated artist signature and an embossed Sideshow Seal of Authenticity as part of the limited edition of 200 pieces. With its film title placard and plenty of Easter eggs for hardcore fans of the series, Potterheads will definitely want to add this one-of-a-kind movie poster to their home gallery.
Enemies of the heir ... beware. The Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Fine Art Print by George Caltsoudas is open for pre-order now!
Print details:
- Officially licensed by Warner Bros.
- Limited edition of 200
- 46 x 61 cm fine art giclée print
- Heavyweight 100% cotton, acid-free, certified archival Fine Art Paper
- Epson archival inks
- Embossed seal of authenticityPotrzebujesz pomocy? Masz pytania?Zadaj pytanie a my odpowiemy niezwłocznie, najciekawsze pytania i odpowiedzi publikując dla innych. 
