Host of the Hereafter
Host of the Hereafter by Annie Stegg Gerard, created for Magic: The Gathering – Tarkir: Dragonstorm, depicts a haunting zombie warlock accompanied by a menagerie of undead animals. Available as a signed 14×11-inch semi-gloss paper print, protected in an archival sleeve, or as a 20×16-inch textured canvas print. A striking addition for fans of Magic: The Gathering and dark fantasy art.
14×11 inch paper print
Printed on premium heavy-stock semi-gloss paper, this print comes bagged in an archival crystal-clear sleeve for lasting protection. Each print is signed by the artist, making it a perfect piece for art lovers and collectors.
20×16 inch canvas print (with a 2 inch white border on each side)
Featuring a 20×16-inch image size with a 2-inch white border (24×20-inch canvas size), this piece is professionally printed on heavy-weight matte canvas. Each print is signed by the artist and ships securely in a cardboard mailing tube.
*Frame not included
When choosing between paper and canvas prints, consider their unique qualities. Paper prints typically provide a smoother finish, making them ideal for detailed images, and they’re often more budget-friendly. On the other hand, canvas prints are more durable, feature a textured appearance, and can be displayed without a frame since they’re stretchable over wooden frames—perfect for larger pieces or artwork with a more artistic vibe. Keep in mind, however, that paper prints usually require framing with glass to protect them from damage.
Host of the Hereafter by Annie Stegg Gerard, created for Magic: The Gathering – Tarkir: Dragonstorm, depicts a haunting zombie warlock accompanied by a menagerie of undead animals. Available as a signed 14×11-inch semi-gloss paper print, protected in an archival sleeve, or as a 20×16-inch textured canvas print. A striking addition for fans of Magic: The Gathering and dark fantasy art.
14×11 inch paper print
Printed on premium heavy-stock semi-gloss paper, this print comes bagged in an archival crystal-clear sleeve for lasting protection. Each print is signed by the artist, making it a perfect piece for art lovers and collectors.
20×16 inch canvas print (with a 2 inch white border on each side)
Featuring a 20×16-inch image size with a 2-inch white border (24×20-inch canvas size), this piece is professionally printed on heavy-weight matte canvas. Each print is signed by the artist and ships securely in a cardboard mailing tube.
*Frame not included
When choosing between paper and canvas prints, consider their unique qualities. Paper prints typically provide a smoother finish, making them ideal for detailed images, and they’re often more budget-friendly. On the other hand, canvas prints are more durable, feature a textured appearance, and can be displayed without a frame since they’re stretchable over wooden frames—perfect for larger pieces or artwork with a more artistic vibe. Keep in mind, however, that paper prints usually require framing with glass to protect them from damage.
Host of the Hereafter by Annie Stegg Gerard, created for Magic: The Gathering – Tarkir: Dragonstorm, depicts a haunting zombie warlock accompanied by a menagerie of undead animals. Available as a signed 14×11-inch semi-gloss paper print, protected in an archival sleeve, or as a 20×16-inch textured canvas print. A striking addition for fans of Magic: The Gathering and dark fantasy art.
14×11 inch paper print
Printed on premium heavy-stock semi-gloss paper, this print comes bagged in an archival crystal-clear sleeve for lasting protection. Each print is signed by the artist, making it a perfect piece for art lovers and collectors.
20×16 inch canvas print (with a 2 inch white border on each side)
Featuring a 20×16-inch image size with a 2-inch white border (24×20-inch canvas size), this piece is professionally printed on heavy-weight matte canvas. Each print is signed by the artist and ships securely in a cardboard mailing tube.
*Frame not included
When choosing between paper and canvas prints, consider their unique qualities. Paper prints typically provide a smoother finish, making them ideal for detailed images, and they’re often more budget-friendly. On the other hand, canvas prints are more durable, feature a textured appearance, and can be displayed without a frame since they’re stretchable over wooden frames—perfect for larger pieces or artwork with a more artistic vibe. Keep in mind, however, that paper prints usually require framing with glass to protect them from damage.
