Ghoul Print: 1557 Collection

Perhaps this wretched thing was once human, but hunger has replaced humanity. Its withered body seems composed of little more than bruised skin stretched over sinew and bone, but its bulbous belly juts out and sloshes from side to side as it moves. Filth and gore stain its claw-like hands and wizened face. And eyes as black as pitch weep a tarry substance, which a black tongue—slithering from its fanged mouth—licks from its cracked lips.

This print features a work by the one-of-a-kind artist Zin and depicts “The Gruesome Ghoul” monster in his signature style of 16^th Century woodcuts.

Choose between small and large print sizes. Printed illustrations use the giclée printing method for fine art prints. They are printed on a heavy-duty, vegan certified matte paper made of 100% cotton rag with a natural white tone and excellent black saturation. It has a soft texture with a lightly defined felt structure. Popular with professional photographers, this paper produces very high-quality print reproductions.