The Scene. The Suspense. The Cinema.
One iconic sequence. 78 setups. 52 cuts. A moment that changed film history.
This 78/52 Canvas Wall Art captures the cinematic spirit of Alexandre O. Philippe's documentary 78/52, which explores Alfred Hitchcock's legendary shower scene from Psycho. With its focus on suspense, filmmaking, editing, visual storytelling, and one of cinema's most studied sequences, this artwork is a striking choice for serious movie and film-history enthusiasts.
Display it in your movie room, home theater, bedroom, office, living room, entertainment space, media room, private cinema, or creative studio. Its classic horror-cinema aesthetic makes a sophisticated statement in spaces dedicated to film and cinematic art.
Printed on 340–350 GSM Premium Matte Cotton Canvas and mounted on a durable 1.5-inch wooden frame, the artwork delivers crisp details, rich visual depth, and a refined matte finish for a premium wall display.
Perfect for 78/52 fans, Alfred Hitchcock enthusiasts, Psycho fans, classic horror lovers, filmmaking enthusiasts, cinema historians, documentary collectors, and cinematic wall art collectors.
PRODUCT DETAILS
UV Print & High Resolution
The difference between 0.75'' and 1.5'' frames
Ready to Hang – Hanging hardware included
Lightweight yet built to last
Creates a modern gallery-style appearance
Premium museum-quality canvas
Handmade in USA
Available in multiple sizes
Carefully packaged for safe delivery
Free Delivery
Shipping Time 5–6 Business Days
