The Count
Dracula
Stoker gave him a castle and a ledger of shipping manifests. The century that followed gave him the opera cape, and never took it back.
9 designs · prints from $65
Put one on your wall
Pick any of the 9 plates, see it on a real wall, then choose paper, museum stock or stretched canvas.
Choose a design
Hang it
Wear it
Live with it
Enhanced matte art paper, 200gsm. Deep blacks, no glare, museum feel.
Printed by Prodigi. Postage is added at checkout: a flat rate by size and region, set from Prodigi's own quotes.
Classic
The horror cinema that made it famous
Backlot 1931
Hand-painted studio-era lithograph poster
Expressionist 1922
German silent-era, hard shadow and warped architecture
Gothic Colour 1958
1958 British gothic, lurid saturated colour
Drive-In Pulp
1950s painted pulp cover, garish and kinetic
Doré Engraving
19th-century steel engraving, dense crosshatch
Modern
The same legend, told the way we tell them now
Neon Noir
Modern anamorphic cinema, rain and coloured rim light
Practical Creature
Photoreal practical-effects creature design
Gallery Minimal
Restrained fine-art print, silhouette and texture
Folk Horror
Contemporary arthouse cinema, natural light, unsettling stillness
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