Description
This light-up canvas carries the painted poster artwork for Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, with two torches that glow warmly at the foot of the scene. Harry sits at the centre in his round glasses and striped tie. A snowy owl sweeps across above him, and a castle rises against a full moon beneath the words Let the Magic Begin. Around him gather familiar faces from the film, from a white-bearded wizard in a red hat to a red-haired boy and a girl holding a red book. The gold title lettering sits between the torches, with the film credits printed along the bottom just as on the cinema poster.
It brings a soft glow to a bedroom, a study, a games room or a reading corner. It is at its best in the evening, when the main lights are low and the two torches take over. Lean it on a shelf, a dresser or a mantelpiece, or give it pride of place among books and film keepsakes. Because it is battery operated, there is no plug to find and no lead trailing across the room, so you can place it wherever a little warmth is needed. On a dark winter evening, with the curtains drawn and a film night planned, it sets the mood beautifully.
The artwork is printed on canvas with deep, dark grey wrapped edges that keep the sides neat when it is seen from an angle. The torch flames are lit by LEDs for that warm, firelit look. To look after it, dust the front and edges with a soft dry cloth, keep it away from damp, steam and direct heat, and switch the lights off when you leave the room. Wrapped up, it makes a cheerful present, and it is a lovely way to bring a favourite story to life on the shelf.
Specification
| Power |
Battery |
| Minimum order |
8 units, priced per unit |
Frequently Asked
What artwork is on the canvas?
It carries the painted poster artwork for Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. Harry is at the centre, with a snowy owl, a castle under a full moon and the words Let the Magic Begin across the top.
Which parts of the picture light up?
The two torches on either side of the gold title glow with a warm, flame-like light from LEDs, giving the bottom of the scene a cosy firelit look.
How is it powered?
It is battery operated, so it needs no plug or mains lead and can sit wherever suits the room best, away from sockets.
Where does it look best?
It looks best leant on a shelf, dresser or mantelpiece in a bedroom, study, games room or reading corner, especially in the evening with the main lights low.
How should I look after it?
Dust the front and edges gently with a soft dry cloth, and keep the canvas away from damp, steam and direct heat so the print stays bright.