#CoolArt: 'The Phantom Of The Opera' prints by Taylor Dolan through Mondo

'The Phantom Of The Opera' by Taylor Dolan.

24" x 18" screen print, in a numbered Regular edition of 175 for $45, and a numbered Variant edition of 100 for $65.

On sale Thursday January 14 at 11am CT through Mondo.

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#CoolArt: 'The Phantom of the Opera' prints by Chris Weston through Bottleneck Gallery & Vice Press

'The Phantom of the Opera' by Chris Weston.

Officially licensed 24" x 36" screen print in a numbered Regular edition of 175 for $50 / £40, and numbered Variant edition of 100 for $65 / £50.

On sale from Tuesday July 14 at 12pm ET (5pm UK) through Bottleneck Gallery and Vice Press.

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Artist Spotlight: The Art Of . . . Jodie Muir

I've previously showcased a few of my favourite pop culture and vintage pulp artists, and each weekend I showcase art from more of my favourite artists.

The art of Jodie Muir.

#ArtOfTheDay: 'The Phantom Of The Opera' by Martin Ansin

'The Phantom Of The Opera' by Martin Ansin

#ArtOfTheDay: 'The Phantom Of The Opera' by Laurent Durieux

'The Phantom Of The Opera' by Laurent Durieux

Artist Spotlight: The Art Of . . . James E Bama

I've previously showcased a few of my favourite pop culture and vintage pulp artists, and each weekend I showcase art from more of my favourite artists.

The art of James E Bama.

#ArtOfTheDay: 'The Phantom Of The Opera' by Alfonso Azpiri

'The Phantom Of The Opera' by Alfonso Azpiri

#CoolArt: 'The Phantom Of The Opera' by Phantom City Creative

'The Phantom Of The Opera' by Phantom City Creative, officially licensed prints in collaboration with Chaney Entertainment Inc.

12″ x 36″ screen prints, in signed and numbered limited editions of 75 for $45, and a black and white Variant edition of 50 for $65.

On sale Friday September 15 at 12pm ET

Go here to buy.

'The Phantom Of The Opera: Red Death' by Phantom City Creative

'The Phantom Of The Opera' (Regular Edition) by Phantom City Creative

'The Phantom Of The Opera' (Variant Edition) by Phantom City Creative

#CoolArt: 'The Phantom Of The Opera' & 'The Wolfman' by Flynn Prejean

'The Phantom Of The Opera' & 'The Wolfman' by Flynn Prejean, officially licensed prints through Chaney Entertainment Inc.

20" x 36" Giclee prints on Hot Press Natural, museum quality archival paper, with Ultra Chrome Ink and in hand-signed and numbered limited editions of 100 for $100 each.

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#CoolArt: 'The Phantom Of The Opera' by Timothy Pittides

'The Phantom Of The Opera' by Timothy Pittides, a new print release from Mad Duck Posters.

20" x 30" 3 colour screen print, in a hand numbered Regular edition on Packing Chip Kraft-Tone paper in a limited edition of 125 for $40, and a Variant edition, with metallic nickel ink, on Reich Shimmer Metallic Silver paper in a hand numbered limited of 45 for $50.

On sale Wednesday January 25 at 12pm EST.

Go here to buy.

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#CoolArt: 'The Phantom Of The Opera' by Nicolas Delort

'The Phantom Of The Opera' by Nicolas Delort, inspired by the 1925 silent classic starring Lon Chaney Sr, is a new officially licensed print release from Dark Hall Mansion.

It's an 18" x 24" screen print, in a hand numbered regular edition of 280 for $65, a variant edition of 50 for $100, special foil editions in limited editions of 10 in each of the regular and variant editions for $150 each and super limited edition canvas giclee editions of 5 also based on the regular and variant editions for $250 each.

They go on sale Friday April 29 at 12.30pm PST. Follow them on @DarkHallMansion on Twitter for the on sale announcement.

Go here to buy.

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Cool Art: 'Rock Paper Classics Collection' by Mike Mahle

Rock Paper Classics is a set of classic books with modern, updated cover art from independent artists and was successfully crowd-funded via Kickstarter earlier this year.

Most reprints of classic books seem to be low quality produced editions with bland covers and unappealing formatting. The goal of Rock Paper Books is to offer an alternative that is both aesthetically pleasing, functional and attractive interior layouts, with a consistent look and feel throughout. 

The old saying goes that you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover… but you shouldn’t have to look past the cover either!

"The idea for the project came about when I decided to catch up on my reading list. There were many classic books I hadn’t gotten around to reading. I wanted a set of books that matched each other and fit well with my apartment decor. So I went down to my local bookstore to check out their offerings. Unfortunately what I found were mass produced, cost cutting, dull looking versions of some of the most acclaimed books of all time. I was very surprised there were no higher quality paperback sets of classic books available. 

I brought up the idea with my friend, Patrick Phillips, to hire an artist and create my own collection. I wanted something with clean, modern, vector-based artwork. We did a lot of research, interviewed a few artists, and ended up picking Mike Mahle to create the first five books. To get started, we chose to go with H.G. Wells and Jules Verne classics in order to target the sci-fi market. To be honest I’m not sure if it would have mattered if we chose different books, as the kickstarter was a huge success. We now have 24 titles in the set and are looking to expand to many more in the future. Rock Paper Classics is our first collection but it sure won’t be our last." - David Mautz, developer of the project.

Go here to buy the books. And check out the set of 24 covers in the Rock Paper Classics collection by artist Mike Mahle below.

Movie Poster Art: The Classic 'Universal Monsters' Movies

Universal Monsters or Universal Horror, was the name given to a series of horror, suspense and science fiction films made by Universal Studios from 1923 to 1960.

Universal's earliest success in the genre was 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame' in 1923 starring Lon Chaney as Quasimodo. Off the back of the success of this movie, Universal continued with such movies as 'The Phantom of the Opera', 'Dracula', 'Frankenstein', 'The Mummy', 'The Invisible Man', 'The Bride of Frankenstein', 'The Wolf Man', and 'Creature from the Black Lagoon', starring legendary actors from the era Lon Chaney, Bela Lugosi, Boris Karloff, Lon Chaney, Jr and more.

Check out the original posters from some of the classic 'Universal Monster' movies below.

Cool Art: 'The Phantom Of The Opera' by Laurent Durieux

Dark Hall Mansion presents its second print in their DHM-Seminal Film Series, the 1925 classic, 'The Phantom of the Opera' starring Lon Chaney and designed by artist Laurent Durieux.

The prints go on sale Thursday, June 6th, 2013 at 10:30 AM PST at the DHM Store page.

"The aim of Dark Hall Mansion's DHM-Seminal Film Series is the very bridging of cinema as art and art as cinema. To create beautiful prints for some of the most resonant American and international films, distilling film and imagery while beholden to no specific screening or advertising obligations. Our aim right from the onset was to honor the tradition of vintage film posters while simultaneously releasing our artists from its commercial constraints."

The DHM-Seminal Film Series screenprints are available in two flavours, a 24" x 36" standard edition that's numbered, and limited to 200 copies which costs $65. The other is a 24" x 36" variant edition that's also numbered, and limited to 100 copies and costs $100.

There will also be two very select wood editions, one with the standard artwork (Edition of 10), and another with the  variant artwork (Edition of 10). Both are $250 each and will be available at emovieposter.

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Cool Art: More 'Universal Monsters' by Jason Edmiston & Drew Struzan

More preview artwork from Mondo's upcoming gallery inspired by the classic monster movies from Universal Pictures. With pieces from Jason Edmiston and Drew Struzan.

The show runs at the Mondo Gallery in Austin, TX from October 19 through November 10.

Hit the jump to see art from Drew Struzan.

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'Dracula' by Jason Edmiston