ART PRINT

‘The Monster Book of Monsters’

EDITION: LIMITED EDITION

finish: Premium

Edition of 1000

Numbered by hand

MinaLima brand stamp

MinaLima heritage emboss

Certificate of Authenticity

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

SIZE: 30 x 40cm

ABOUT

Curate a collection of magical artefacts with our limited edition art print featuring the 'The Monster Book of Monsters'. The inspiration for the physical prop seen on screen, this art print is based on the authentic concept art originally designed by MinaLima for the film ‘Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban'.

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: 30cm
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 1000
Numbered by hand

STANDARD FINISH
MinaLima brand stamp
MinaLima heritage emboss
Certificate of Authenticity

DIMENSIONS
Width: 30cm
Height: 40cm

PAPER STOCK
308gsm Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper

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

Size: Small 30 x 40cm
Edition Type: Limited Edition
Paper Type: 308gsm Hahnemühle Fine Art paper
Includes: Certificate of Authenticity

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

Behind the design

Assigned by Hagrid to his third-year Care of Magical Creatures students, 'The Monster Book of Monsters' is an alarmingly vicious book with an unfortunate tendency to try and bite off its reader's fingers if not opened safely. Our design features a sketch of the sentient textbook, with its teeth-like clasp and tongue bookmark, created as concept art for the physical prop. Inspired by the names of fellow crew members, MinaLima invented and illustrated a handful of magical creatures such as the 'Miraf Leldendi' or the 'Limax' to populate pages from the book intended to be seen on screen, however many of these ended up being shredded to show the voracious snapping of the monster book.