Heart Full of Hatred Poster
Heart Full of Hatred Poster
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The well-known phrase "to wear one's heart on one's sleeve" was first coined by William Shakespeare (Othello, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Volume 2). It is, of course, nonsense, as to wear your heart on your sleeve would mean instant and bloody death. But when Derek Landy coined the phrase "to pin one's poster to one's wall", nobody really paid attention. Which is the real tragedy here.
These posters are drawn by Matt Taylor, and Matt Taylor would probably agree with Derek Landy if he were asked. But he wasn't.
- Proudly printed in the UK
- Sustainable FSC-accredited materials
- Printed on premium 280gsm satin white media
- Framed options, come in a matt white or black frame with strut back and hook with a glass front
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