Spider-Man #50
Framed
+ $180
Deluxe Framed
+ $275
In July, 1967, Stan Lee and illustrator John Romita, Sr. created the landmark story, "Spider-Man No More!" Amidst personal crisis and increasing public negativity, Peter Parker tossed his Spider-Man suit aside and proclaimed, “Every boy must put away his toys...and become a man!†This classic page, brilliantly brought to life by John Romita, is reproduced here. One of the legendary Marvel artists, John Romita created over 50 covers and an almost unbroken run of story layouts or full pencil-art for 46 issues of Amazing Spider-Man. Romita Sr. is credited with reinventing Spider-Man and making the character appeal to a broader audience. This artwork was created in a limited edition as a gicleé print with archival inks on premium paper. Each piece of the edition has been numbered and is signed by John Romita Sr.
Image Size: 16" x 22" paper, 12" x 18" image
Framed Size: 22" x 28"
Edition Size: 100
| Framed | Unframed | |
|---|---|---|
| Shipping to the Continental United States or Canada | $25 | $18 |
| Shipping to the United Kingdom, France, or Germany | $140 | $95 |
| Shipping to Australia or New Zealand | $140 | $95 |
For any other shipping locations, please contact us for a custom quote.
All prices in US Dollars
Sometimes described as "digital lithographs", giclees are created using extremely sophisticated computer equipment to create a reproduction virtually indistinguishable from the original.
Most giclees start with an original painting or illustration in oil, watercolour, or charcoal. The original work is scanned and colour corrected under the supervision of the artist before being printed with a extremely high resolution giclee printer. From the French term for "spray of ink", giclee printers lay down millions of microscopic ink droplets with such precision that the images, colours, and subtle nuances of the original piece are reproduced with breathtaking accuracy and beauty.
Giclees are created on high quality acid-free rag paper or on canvas, and are generally done in limited editions of no more than 750 pieces. They are often signed by the artist.
Limited edition giclees are a beautiful addition to any home and any art collection.
