New The Mandalorian The Child Art Print available for pre-order!

Sideshow.com and ACME Archives have begun a pre-order for a brand new Art Print of Baby Yoda (The Child)! This Art Print costs $150 and is expected to ship between Jun. 2020 and Jul. 2020.

According to the details:

“Such a large bounty for such a small package…”

Sideshow and ACME Archives present The Child Fine Art Print, an officially licensed Star Wars collectible by acclaimed artist Olivia De Berardinis.

Relive the moment when you (and the entire galaxy) first fell in love with The Child, lovingly referred to by fans as “Baby Yoda”, from Star Wars™: The Mandalorian. This incredibly detailed portrait by artist Olivia captures the innocence of the mysterious alien asset moments after it was first discovered by Din Djarin, the Mandalorian himself. With wide, wondering eyes and tiny grasping fingers, The Child pulls down the blanket within its hovering pram to gaze up at its new guardian, unknowingly forming an unshakeable clan of two.

Each The Child Fine Art Print is a faithful reproduction of Olivia’s original acrylic-on-wood-painting, capturing all of the precious and painstaking detail in a fine art collectible format. The Child Fine Art Print is limited to an edition size of 1000 pieces, each hand-signed by the artist and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, making this a must-have fine art collectible for Star Wars fans.

Bring home everyone’s favorite foundling and add The Child Fine Art Print by Olivia De Berardinis to your Star Wars collection today!

Print details:

Officially licensed by Lucasfilm in partnership with ACME Archives

Limited edition of 1000

20 x 16” fine art giclée print, approx 22.75 x 19.25” with frame

100% certified archival heavyweight 300gsm rag art paper, with deckled hand-torn edges

Double embossed, with seals from Sideshow and Olivia’s studio

Hand signed by the artist, Olivia De Berardinis

Certificate of authenticity, signed by Olivia De Berardinis

About the Artist

“I paint Women. Pin-up, Burlesque, Fashion, Fantasy.”

Olivia De Berardinis has been working as an artist since the mid-70’s. Since 1985, Olivia has been a contributor to Playboy magazine, where her art pin-up page often appears with captions written by Hugh Hefner.