“You are free to use any methods necessary.”
Sideshow presents the Boba Fett: Dead or Alive Fine Art Print by artist Jerry Vanderstelt.
As a collection, Sideshow’s Mythos series are fine art collectibles that allow the collector to imagine what could have been, but maybe never was. Myths meant to be initiated by the eye and completed by the mind. Boba Fett: Dead or Alive brings the viewer along as the legendary bounty hunter embarks on a new assignment.
Artist Jerry Vanderstelt captures the blistering heat of a binary sunset as the iconic Boba Fett crouches on a rocky desert outcropping, his signature Slave I spaceship waiting nearby. From the bustling cityscapes of the metropolitan planets to the furthest reaches of the Outer Rim, no bounty can elude him for long. While his may be a complicated profession, Boba Fett always finds his mark, as indicated by the trophies of lightsaber hilts and Wookiee pelts he carries with him as evidence of countless successful captures. This latest bounty will be no different- Fett is prepared to take his target dead or alive.
Each Boba Fett: Dead or Alive Fine Art Print features an embossed Seal of Authenticity and is hand-signed by the artist as a part of the limited edition of 650 pieces. This fine art collectible is a high-fidelity reproduction of Vanderstelt’s original acrylic painting, capturing every inch of detail and texture befitting the galaxy’s deadliest bounty hunter.
Gather your intel and track down the Boba Fett: Dead or Alive Fine Art Print by Jerry Vanderstelt for your Star Wars collection today.
Print details:
- Officially licensed Star Wars Mythos Art Print
- Limited edition of 650
- 24 x 18” fine art giclée print, approx. 27.50 x 22” with frame
- 100% cotton, archival matte finish Optica One Fine Art Paper 300GSM
- Epson archival inks
- Hand-signed by the artist, Jerry Vanderstelt
- Embossed seal of authenticity
About the Artist:
Jerry has been drawing since he was a young boy at the age of eight. His interest in Sci-Fi and Fantasy was sparked when he first read C.S. Lewis' "The Chronicles of Narnia" books. Later, he discovered J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings". C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien put their Christian perspective to work that made for beautiful storytelling, and imparted some profound truths that Jerry found in their work. Their writings inspired his love for the genre today.
“You are free to use any methods necessary.”
Sideshow presents the Boba Fett: Dead or Alive Fine Art Print by artist Jerry Vanderstelt.
As a collection, Sideshow’s Mythos series are fine art collectibles that allow the collector to imagine what could have been, but maybe never was. Myths meant to be initiated by the eye and completed by the mind. Boba Fett: Dead or Alive brings the viewer along as the legendary bounty hunter embarks on a new assignment.
Artist Jerry Vanderstelt captures the blistering heat of a binary sunset as the iconic Boba Fett crouches on a rocky desert outcropping, his signature Slave I spaceship waiting nearby. From the bustling cityscapes of the metropolitan planets to the furthest reaches of the Outer Rim, no bounty can elude him for long. While his may be a complicated profession, Boba Fett always finds his mark, as indicated by the trophies of lightsaber hilts and Wookiee pelts he carries with him as evidence of countless successful captures. This latest bounty will be no different- Fett is prepared to take his target dead or alive.
Each Boba Fett: Dead or Alive Fine Art Print features an embossed Seal of Authenticity and is hand-signed by the artist as a part of the limited edition of 650 pieces. This fine art collectible is a high-fidelity reproduction of Vanderstelt’s original acrylic painting, capturing every inch of detail and texture befitting the galaxy’s deadliest bounty hunter.
Gather your intel and track down the Boba Fett: Dead or Alive Fine Art Print by Jerry Vanderstelt for your Star Wars collection today.
Print details:
- Officially licensed Star Wars Mythos Art Print
- Limited edition of 650
- 24 x 18” fine art giclée print, approx. 27.50 x 22” with frame
- 100% cotton, archival matte finish Optica One Fine Art Paper 300GSM
- Epson archival inks
- Hand-signed by the artist, Jerry Vanderstelt
- Embossed seal of authenticity
Black Frame details:
- 1.25" Profile Wood Frame in Matte Black
- Custom double mat design (Black, Burnt Orange)
- Mats, foam board backing, and adhesive tape all certified archival materials
- Framing grade acrylic
- Wire hanger: No additional hardware required
About the Artist:
Jerry has been drawing since he was a young boy at the age of eight. His interest in Sci-Fi and Fantasy was sparked when he first read C.S. Lewis' "The Chronicles of Narnia" books. Later, he discovered J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings". C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien put their Christian perspective to work that made for beautiful storytelling, and imparted some profound truths that Jerry found in their work. Their writings inspired his love for the genre today.
“You are free to use any methods necessary.”
Sideshow presents the Boba Fett: Dead or Alive Fine Art Print by artist Jerry Vanderstelt.
As a collection, Sideshow’s Mythos series are fine art collectibles that allow the collector to imagine what could have been, but maybe never was. Myths meant to be initiated by the eye and completed by the mind. Boba Fett: Dead or Alive brings the viewer along as the legendary bounty hunter embarks on a new assignment.
Artist Jerry Vanderstelt captures the blistering heat of a binary sunset as the iconic Boba Fett crouches on a rocky desert outcropping, his signature Slave I spaceship waiting nearby. From the bustling cityscapes of the metropolitan planets to the furthest reaches of the Outer Rim, no bounty can elude him for long. While his may be a complicated profession, Boba Fett always finds his mark, as indicated by the trophies of lightsaber hilts and Wookiee pelts he carries with him as evidence of countless successful captures. This latest bounty will be no different- Fett is prepared to take his target dead or alive.
Each Boba Fett: Dead or Alive Fine Art Print features an embossed Seal of Authenticity and is hand-signed by the artist as a part of the limited edition of 650 pieces. This fine art collectible is a high-fidelity reproduction of Vanderstelt’s original acrylic painting, capturing every inch of detail and texture befitting the galaxy’s deadliest bounty hunter.
Gather your intel and track down the Boba Fett: Dead or Alive Fine Art Print by Jerry Vanderstelt for your Star Wars collection today.
Print details:
- Officially licensed Star Wars Mythos Art Print
- Limited edition of 650
- 24 x 18” fine art giclée print, approx. 27.50 x 22” with frame
- 100% cotton, archival matte finish Optica One Fine Art Paper 300GSM
- Epson archival inks
- Hand-signed by the artist, Jerry Vanderstelt
- Embossed seal of authenticity
White Frame details:
- 1.25" Profile Wood Frame in Matte White
- Custom double mat design (White, Burnt Orange)
- Mats, foam board backing, and adhesive tape all certified archival materials
- Framing grade acrylic
- Wire hanger: No additional hardware required
About the Artist:
Jerry has been drawing since he was a young boy at the age of eight. His interest in Sci-Fi and Fantasy was sparked when he first read C.S. Lewis' "The Chronicles of Narnia" books. Later, he discovered J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings". C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien put their Christian perspective to work that made for beautiful storytelling, and imparted some profound truths that Jerry found in their work. Their writings inspired his love for the genre today.
“You are free to use any methods necessary.”
Sideshow presents the Boba Fett: Dead or Alive Gallery Wrapped Canvas by artist Jerry Vanderstelt.
As a collection, Sideshow’s Mythos series are fine art collectibles that allow the collector to imagine what could have been, but maybe never was. Myths meant to be initiated by the eye and completed by the mind. Boba Fett: Dead or Alive brings the viewer along as the legendary bounty hunter embarks on a new assignment.
Artist Jerry Vanderstelt captures the blistering heat of a binary sunset as the iconic Boba Fett crouches on a rocky desert outcropping, his signature Slave I spaceship waiting nearby. From the bustling cityscapes of the metropolitan planets to the furthest reaches of the Outer Rim, no bounty can elude him for long. While his may be a complicated profession, Boba Fett always finds his mark, as indicated by the trophies of lightsaber hilts and Wookiee pelts he carries with him as evidence of countless successful captures. This latest bounty will be no different- Fett is prepared to take his target dead or alive.
Each Boba Fett: Dead or Alive Gallery Wrapped Canvas is hand-signed by the artist and hand-numbered in archival ink as a part of the limited edition of 150 pieces. This fine art collectible is a high-fidelity reproduction of Vanderstelt’s original acrylic painting, capturing every inch of detail and texture befitting the galaxy’s deadliest bounty hunter. The canvas comes professionally finished with archival varnish and a matte black floating wood frame with a wire hanger for a high-end, easy to display presentation.
Gather your intel and track down the Boba Fett: Dead or Alive Gallery Wrapped Canvas by Jerry Vanderstelt for your Star Wars collection today.
Canvas Print details:
- Officially licensed Star Wars Mythos Art Print
- Limited edition of 150
- Breathing Color Lyve Canvas, 19mil 450GSM, Acid Free, No Optical Brighteners (OBA), Certified Archival
- Epson archival UltraChrome HDR Pigment inks
- Finished with certified archival protective varnish
- Hand-signed by the artist, Jerry Vanderstelt
- 1.50” Wood Floating Frame (Black)
- Wire hanger: No additional hardware required
About the Artist:
Jerry has been drawing since he was a young boy at the age of eight. His interest in Sci-Fi and Fantasy was sparked when he first read C.S. Lewis' "The Chronicles of Narnia" books. Later, he discovered J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings". C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien put their Christian perspective to work that made for beautiful storytelling, and imparted some profound truths that Jerry found in their work. Their writings inspired his love for the genre today.
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