"Hunter S. Thompson - Ralph Steadman" Framed Poster
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Art poster featuring a cyborg-like humanoid character by H.R. Giger, with multi-lens goggles, a smoking pipe, and sneakers, standing against a minimalistic background.
Framed poster featuring an artistic illustration of a fictional humanoid character. The character appears somewhat skeletal with exposed organs and machine parts, suggesting a cyborg-like creature. It wears goggles with multiple circular lenses and holds a smoking pipe in its mouth. The figure also wields a cane or stick, enhancing its eccentric appearance. Dressed in casual footwear resembling sneakers, it stands against a plain background with minimal horizontal lines and a signature at the bottom, along with the name 'H.R. Giger' and the years 1940-2014.
Framed poster featuring an artistic illustration of a fictional humanoid character. The character appears somewhat skeletal with exposed organs and machine parts, suggesting a cyborg-like creature. It wears goggles with multiple circular lenses and holds a smoking pipe in its mouth. The figure also wields a cane or stick, enhancing its eccentric appearance. Dressed in casual footwear resembling sneakers, it stands against a plain background with minimal horizontal lines and a signature at the bottom, along with the name 'H.R. Giger' and the years 1940-2014.