First Cylon War Lithograph
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Adama's Rare and Elusive Painting of The First Cylon War In the Battlestar Galactica saga, many new Science Fiction icons were born. Perhaps the most elusive of these is the huge oil painting hanging in Admiral Adama's quarters. Glimpsed in episodes going back to the beginning of the series, fans have long clamored for a closer look. But because the painting is a one-of-a-kind original oil, closer looks were limited to those lucky few with access to the set. Until now. Through special arrangement with Universal Studios, QMx has acquired the only digital image of the painting taken directly from the canvas, after the propmaster aged it, but before it hung on Adama's wall. This extremely high-resolution source file documents every brush stroke, faithfully reproducing the color image exactly as it looked the day it was placed on the set. Illustrating the epic battle between machines and Humans in the First Cylon War, the massive painting has been faithfully reproduce in a plate-printed 17''x22'' lithograph, printed on 100-pound, art-quality paper. More astounding than this lithograph's detail and accuracy, thought, is it's price: Because we want to make sure every Battlestar fan who wants it can own this rare piece, this open-edition lithograph is available for just $14.95. So say we all! Only $14.95 - Click here to buy now! |