For sale is this outstanding framed black-and-white still from Universal Pictures’ legendary 1931 horror masterpiece Frankenstein, featuring Boris Karloff as the Monster in one of the film’s most famous and emotionally powerful scenes: the lakeside moment with young Maria (Marilyn Harris).
Key Features:
The iconic lakeside sequence where the Monster gently interacts with the child among the flowers – widely regarded as one of the most memorable and heart-wrenching moments in classic horror cinema
Clear, bold authentic autograph of Boris Karloff mounted on a separate card below the image
Professionally framed and double-matted in a sleek black frame with wide off-white mat and subtle gold inner border – museum-quality presentation, ready to hang
Includes the original vendor-issued Certificate of Authenticity (circa 2001), stating the signed photo was personally acquired in the late 1950s/early 1960s
Condition: Excellent overall. The print is sharp with strong contrast. Framing and matting are clean and undamaged. Minor age-related signs consistent with a high-end collectible of this calibre. Displays beautifully and makes a powerful statement piece.
This is a rare opportunity to own a signed still of one of horror’s most defining moments, personally autographed by Boris Karloff himself. Ideal as a centrepiece for any serious Universal Classic Monsters or Karloff collection.
Price: £799.99 (or Best Offer – serious offers considered)