Batman painting
Frequently asked questions
Are the prints sold with a frame?
Not necessarily. The prints inspired by The Dark Knight and the Joker ones are listed as unframed, in all their sizes. For the other models, check the product page before ordering.
What sizes are available?
They vary by model. The Batman canvas and the Penguin come in 25 x 75 cm and 30 x 90 cm. The series inspired by The Dark Knight ranges from 20 x 30 cm to 50 x 75 cm. The Joker goes from A4 to 50 x 70 cm.
Where should I hang a Batman print?
On a living room wall, in a reading nook or in a home office. The villain-themed models also fit in a studio, anywhere you enjoy a touch of dark aesthetics.
Are there prints dedicated to the villains?
Yes. The Penguin and the Joker each have their own print. They're aimed at fans who are as interested in the Dark Knight's enemies as in the hero, and who want to display them at home for good.
Gotham on your wall, from the Dark Knight to the Penguin
These prints dress up a living room wall, a reading nook or an office. One canvas model features the Dark Knight in an elongated format: 25 x 75 cm or 30 x 90 cm. A series is inspired by the film The Dark Knight, from 20 x 30 cm to 50 x 75 cm.
Gotham's villains also have their place on the wall. The Penguin comes in the same elongated formats as the Batman canvas. The Joker ranges from A4 to 50 x 70 cm, with many variants. These prints speak to fans who embrace their taste for the antagonist.
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