Death Star : Last few remaining limited edition canvas prints

Voted the world’s coolest canvas by Loaded Magazine, The Death Star fine art Gilclee canvas print has been a best seller in the ID-WALL.com Star Wars official print collection.

With only a few of remaining limited edition prints available this collectors item will sell out fast.  Hand numbered (of 325) and issued with a Certificate of Authenticity, the 700 x 700 mm (27.5 x 27.5 inches) print is priced at £124.99 with free UK shipping.

Death Star : Star Wars Canvas Print - Limited edition : £124.99

The Death Star was the code name of an unspeakably powerful and horrific weapon developed by the Empire.  The immense space station carried a weapon capable of destroying entire planets.  The Death Star was to be an instrument of terror, meant to cow treasonous worlds with the threat of annihilation.  While the massive station is evidence of the evil that was the Galactic Empire, it was also proof of the New Order’s greatest weakness — the belief that technology and terror were superior to the will of oppressed beings fighting for freedom.

The Death Star was a battle station the size of a small moon. It had a formidable array of turbolasers and tractor beam projectors, giving it the firepower of greater than half the Imperial starfleet.  Within its cavernous interior were legions of Imperial troops and fightercraft, as well as all manner of detention blocks and interrogation cells.  The Death Star was spherical, and dark gray in color.  Located on the Death Star’s northern hemisphere was a concave disk housing the station’s main laser weapon.  (Source : www.starwars.com )

Dave Prowse - Darth Vader - ID-WALL Star Wars Canvas Prints

As official Lucasfilm licensee since 2005, ID-WALL has continued to develop the unique Star Wars classic saga canvas print collection.  Featuring limited and open edition canvas prints, each hand-crafted piece is manufactured to order in UK with painstaking attention to detail and issued with a Certificate of Authenticity.

Dave Prowse (Darth Vader) said: “…the prints themselves look amazing. Star Wars fans and collectors are in for a real treat.”

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November 2006 : EXPOSURE : Launch of STAR WARS Exhibition….

ID-WALL OFFER FANS A LITTLE PIECE OF THE GALAXY

IN LAUNCH OF STAR WARS EXHIBITION

 

Huddersfield based business ID-Wall is celebrating this week, following a successful exhibition officially launching the print range of images from George Lucas’ epic Star Wars saga. 

 The ID-WALL.com ‘STAR WARS FINE ART EXPO’ attracted interest from young and old alike and brought a pocket of Oxford Street to a standstill as fans clamoured to get a picture with Star Wars actor Dave Prowse, who played Darth Vader in the classic trilogy, and the UK Garrison of stormtroopers, who officially opened the exhibition.

 

      

Dave Prowse arrives at the Expo Private View               

Special guest – Nick Knowles – meets Garrison 501st Stormtroopers

 

Dave Prowse said: “It’s great that this exhibition is keeping the Star Wars legend fresh in our minds and the prints themselves look amazing. Star Wars fans and collectors are in for a real treat – and they can buy the prints online easily – if they are quick enough!”

 The officially licensed, limited edition, prints depict various iconic scenes and characters from the greatest space fantasy franchise ever made.  Tim Bennett, ID-Wall MD, said: “The high quality prints have been designed and produced for Star Wars fans of all ages who want to feel the power of the Force in their own homes and celebrate the iconic moments of the movies.  They have been recognised as high-quality artworks in their own right.”

 David Prowse, agreed: “The prints are fantastic and I’m sure they will be attractive to fans of all ages – and for the first time accessible to a more sophisticated audience.  Even my wife is happy to show off this memorabilia in our house, it really is a great collection.” 

 

Expo Private View guests

      

Dave Prowse with Tim Bennett and Stormtroopers

These supreme hand-crafted prints are digitally rendered on high quality canvas stretched over a deep (45mm) frame.  Each picture has been reproduced via an advanced printing process known as ‘Giclée’ which generates the image from digital scans and reproduces it using quality archival inks.

 Available in various sizes, each print comes with a fully approved Certificate of Authenticity. The pieces are hand-numbered, ensuring and enhancing their collectability.

 Tim Bennett said: “The official showcase at the Exposure Gallery was a great way for ID-wall to reach a wider audience in the Star Wars and winder retail community.  I am looking forward to bringing the exhibition home to Yorkshire in the New Year.”

 With 2007 officially the epic saga’s 30^th anniversary, Star Wars fever is beginning to take hold and a selection of prolific fans supported and attended the evening. A ‘Death Star’ print, signed by Dave Prowse, was auctioned for Children in Need and saw TV presenter Nick Knowles pipped-to-the-post by Yorkshireman Phil Dickinson, who paid ten times the value of the print for the worthy cause.

 

Alan Ennis – Presenter – Hosts auction  

                  

Phil Dickinson (right) with Tim Bennett and Stormtrooper

 

The ID-WALL.com STAR WARS FINE ART EXPO runs until December 5^th at the exposure Gallery in London and will be visiting Yorkshire early in 2007, further details can be found on the company’s website.