Lon Chaney Posters and Art Prints

Another great illustration from renowned artist Paul Cemmick's Movie Stars Collection

Lon Chaney Sr. Goes to the Oprea

Amid the gargoyles of Notre Dame, Quasimodo contemplates the tragedy of his life... Inspired by the definitive screen version of Victor Hugo's classic character created by Lon Chaney Snr. in The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923)

Lon Chaney illustration

Ad for the 1928 Lon Chaney silent film

Lon Chaney. The Man of a Thousand Faces! Wear the T-Shirt that celebrates the silent film screen legend in his portrayal of "The Man In The Beaver Hat" from the long lost classic "London After Midnight".

From phantom 1925

The Original Wolfman

Dracula, Frankenstein's Monster and The Wolfman! The Classic Horror Trifecta all in one image!

A masterpiece of horror that shocked cinema for decades!”

Beware the full moon. The iconic 1941 Wolfman

Lon Chaney

Lon Chaney Jr - Inner Sanctum Tribute.

Lon Chaney --- London After Midnight

The Hypnotist stalks London in his black beaver hat!

Lon Chaney as Frankenstein's Monster in the 1942 Universal Films horror classic

Retro-design of Creature Features

lon Chaney jr by Mike Nesloney

A colorful and Victorian design, depicting the infamous Phantom of the Opera.

Lon Chaney as the iconic Phantom of the Opera.

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Come into my parlor, said the spider to the...

Lon Chaney's horrific, self-applied makeup was kept secret right up until the film's premiere. Not a single photograph of Chaney as The Phantom was published in a newspaper or magazine or seen anywhere before the film opened in theaters.

Classic Lon Look, with a fresh meal splatter. It isn't a Wolf, it's a bad ass Autumn inspired Werewolf! Celebrate in style!

abbot and costello meet frankenstein pop fun art design

Bela Lugosi - The Devil Bat Tribute.

Edgar Allan Poe's pestilent spectre The Red Death as brought to life by the demented Erik played by Lon Chaney Snr. in The Phantom of the Opera (1925) NOTE - This is a black and white print. For versions rendered just in white or black see the alternative Light and Dark versions of this garment

When you just don't feel like showing your face, but have to.

Universal Monsters Lon Chaney as the Wolfman

I'm alive... ALIVE!

abbot and costello meet frankenstein pop fun art design

Aaaaooooooooo!

The OG creepy clown movie!

Classic Horror movie stars pop art

Can you see The Phantom and The Mummy? This image was created by artist Luis Diaz combining two classic images into one new one.