Bottleneck Gallery is marking the 40th anniversary of George A. Romero’s Day of the Dead with a new screen print of the film’s original theatrical one-sheet. While not the most celebrated piece of key art in horror history, the poster has become part of the film’s legacy and is instantly recognizable to fans of Romero’s zombie trilogy.
Following Night of the Living Dead and Dawn of the Dead, Romero’s third entry pushed the genre further with Tom Savini’s groundbreaking practical effects and a reputation as the goriest of the trilogy. This anniversary release brings the original artwork back in several formats: a standard and glow-in-the-dark screen print and a 3D Lenticular print. Screen print separations were handled by Jason Edmiston, with a hand from ISH to bring the print to life. Available today at 12PM ET via Bottleneck Gallery.
Day of the Dead – 40th Anniversary by [Artist]
24″ x 36″ Screen Print, Glow-in-the-Dark Screen Print & 3D Lenticular (4mm Polystyrene)
- Regular (Screen Print): $65 – edition of 125
- Glow-in-the-Dark Variant (Screen Print): $75 – edition of 75
- Separations: Jason Edmiston
- 3D Lenticular PLEX: $200 – edition of 15
