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THE WITCHER GERALT VAN GOGH ARTISAN LITHOGRAPH

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$30.6 $45 In stock

Category: Art & Media

A Tale of Blades and Brushstrokes

Out of the tapestry of the monster-ridden realm of the Continent comes a piece of art that feels like a blending of two worlds. Introducing a limited-edition item: The Witcher Geralt Van Gogh Artisan Lithograph.

Gaze upon enchanting brushstrokes which presents Geralt of Rivia, the White Wolf of monster-slaying fame, as the subject in the style of the Dutch master, Vincent Van Gogh.

This self portrait is the stuff of fantasy; here, Geralt’s figure is set against a canvas of ethereal mist, his swords comfortably nestled on his back — and his trusty medallion hanging from his neck. Captured in a contemplative moment, this calm portrait may still be a harbinger of the action to come — after all, how often do we find Geralt in such stillness?

This bewitching portrait is limited to just 500 prints — yet it is unlimited in beauty! Order yours today and pay homage to one of the world’s most legendary painters, complete with a unique Witcher-world twist!

Details:

  • Limited Production — only 500 hand-numbered prints available
  • Artwork: Geralt of Rivia in the style of Vincent Van Gogh
  • Inspired by: Vincent Van Gogh's self-portrait
  • Character: Geralt of Rivia from The Witcher
  • Paper: 80# Brilliant White Neenah Royal Sundance Felt Cover
  • Size: 24”x34”
  • Design: Full bleed

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Henry T. ★★★★★

The Van Gogh swirls behind Geralt's silhouette work way better than I imagined, and the colors really pop once it's framed under good light. Paper has a nice weight to it too, no flimsiness.

Miles E. ★★★★★

Didn't expect the limited-edition numbering on the back to hit me like it did, but knowing only a small run of these exists makes it feel special on the wall. The lithograph texture picks up the brushstroke detail way better in person than the listing photos suggested.

Emily H. ★★★★★

The fusion of Van Gogh’s swirling brushwork with Geralt’s gritty world is inspired — the twilight sky and his silver sword glint perfectly capture both styles.