ART PRINT

Phantom of the Opera

EDITION: LIMITED EDITION

size cm: 50 x 40cm

finish: Premium

Edition of 250

Numbered by hand

Hand-signed by Miraphora Mina and Eduardo Lima

Hand-finished with gold foil detailing

MinaLima heritage emboss

Certificate of Authenticity

ABOUT

A collaboration between MinaLima and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s 'Phantom of the Opera'. Discover more.

Let the music set you free with our limited edition art print featuring a triptych inspired by the show's iconic songs: 'Angel of Music', 'The Phantom of the Opera' and 'The Music of the Night'. Inspired by the original London production of 'Phantom of the Opera', this design captures iconic scenes from the West End’s most haunting love story."

The details

LIMITED EDITION
Edition of 250
Numbered by hand

PREMIUM FINISH
Hand-signed by Miraphora Mina and Eduardo Lima
Hand-finished with gold foil detailing
MinaLima heritage emboss
Certificate of Authenticity

DIMENSIONS
Width: 50cm
Height: 40cm

PAPER STOCK
308gsm Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper
All of our art prints are sold unframed and are shipped from London, UK.

LIMITED EDITION
Edition of 250
Numbered by hand

PREMIUM FINISH
Hand-signed by Miraphora Mina and Eduardo Lima
Hand-finished with gold foil detailing
MinaLima heritage emboss
Certificate of Authenticity

DIMENSIONS
Width: 50cm
Height: 40cm

PAPER STOCK
308gsm Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper

All of our art prints are sold unframed and are shipped from London, UK.

Behind the design

This art print brings together three iconic scenes from Act I of the musical. In the first reimagined scene, the Phantom calls to Christine from within the mirror of her dressing room, commending his protégé on her triumphant first performance as the new star of the Opera Populaire. In the second scene, Christine and the Phantom sing a haunting duet as they glide across the subterranean lake to his shadowy lair beneath the opera house. In the third scene, the Phantom sings to Christine to let her darker side give in and entreats her to forget the world and life she knew before. The opulent frame surrounding the illustration is inspired by the theatrical set and sculptural ornamentation of Phantom of the Opera production (designed by Maria Björnson).