Dune Bundle – Prints

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Dune Bundle (A4 and A3 prints)

A4 and A3 art prints of the illustration by Terry Oakes.

For the first time, you can get all 5 full colour paintings Terry created for Frank Herbert's iconic sci-fi classic Dune series.

Contains
Spice Factory – from the Alien Landscapes book
Sandworm – from the Alien Landscapes book
Arrakeen – from the Alien Landscapes book
The Great Dune Trilogy cover
Dune (speculative illustration)

Signed information

Available signed.
The signed option will take up to seven days longer to ship than the regular. We have to send the item(s) to Terry for signing before processing and shipping.

Print information

Matt prints are printed on 230gsm *Archival Matt paper stock.
*Archival fine art coating on acid-free clean white base.

Glossy prints are printed on 300gsm *Ultra Pearlescent semi gloss paper stock.
*Heavy photographic weight, with an improved sheen level and pronounced pearl texture finish.

Product dimensions

A4 (individual) sheet dimensions –
21 x 29.7cm / 210 x 297mm / 8.3 x 11.7 inches

A3 (individual) sheet dimensions –
29.7 x 42cm / 297 x 420mm / 11.7 x 16.5 inches

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Includes

Alien Landscapes (1) – Spice Factory
From the book Alien Landscapes by Robert Holdstock and Malcolm Edwards.
Published 1979 by Pierrot Publishing.
Alien Landscapes (2) – Sandworm
From the book Alien Landscapes by Robert Holdstock and Malcolm Edwards.
Published 1979 by Pierrot Publishing.
Alien Landscapes (3) – Arrakeen
From the book Alien Landscapes by Robert Holdstock and Malcolm Edwards.
Published 1979 by Pierrot Publishing.
The Great Dune Trilogy
From The Great Dune Trilogy by Frank Herbert.
Published 1979.
Dune (spec)
This was a speculative illustration created at the beginning of Terry's career for the late Jon Spencer, founder of the agency Terry would become part of, Young Artists. Later known as Arena Illustration. It wasn't an official commission for any of Frank Herbert's Dune publications.