Bride of Frankenstein Art Print

She only had a few minutes of screen time in 1935 — and she's been unforgettable ever since. The Bride of Frankenstein Art Print reimagines one of classic horror's most iconic figures through Stefani Rabideaux's dark feminine lens: bold, cinematic, and rendered in a striking black, white, and red palette that feels both vintage and completely alive.

The artwork balances vintage monster-movie influence with a modern gothic aesthetic, making it a compelling anchor for horror collections, classic monster displays, gothic gallery walls, or any space that appreciates beauty with a dramatic edge.

Hand signed by the artist and sealed in a protective plastic sleeve with backing board — ready to frame, ready to gift, ready to give your walls a little old Hollywood darkness.

Details:

• 5" x 7" fine art semi-gloss print
• Hand signed by Stefani Rabideaux
• Black, white, and red artwork
• Packaged in a protective plastic sleeve with backing board
• Frame not included
• Made in the USA

Perfect for: classic horror collectors, gothic gallery walls, monster movie fans, dark feminine decor, Halloween displays, or anyone who has always thought the Bride was the most interesting character in the room.

Did You Know? The Bride of Frankenstein first appeared on screen in 1935 and became one of the most recognizable female figures in classic horror — despite having only minutes of actual screen time. Her towering streaked hair and dramatic look were inspired by Nefertiti and ancient Egyptian imagery, giving her an otherworldly regality that helped transform her into an enduring icon of gothic cinema. She didn't need much time. She made an impression that lasted nearly a century.