Dracula has Risen From the Grave

This British Quad poster for Dracula Has Risen from the Grave (1968) constitutes a significant example of Tom Chantrell's commercial illustration work for Hammer Film Productions during the studio's most successful period. The poster documents the fourth installment in Hammer's Dracula cycle, directed by Freddie Francis and distributed through Warner Bros.-Seven Arts. Christopher Lee's portrayal had by this point established the definitive post-Lugosi interpretation of Stoker's character. Chantrell's rendering emphasizes the character's physical menace rather than aristocratic seduction, with the raised fists and grimacing expression suggesting imminent violence. The British Quad format served as the primary theatrical display size in UK cinemas, making original examples essential documentation of British film exhibition practices during the period. Size: 40.0" x 35.0" Artist: Tom Chantrell Condition: Very Good, Age-appropriate wear. Conservation mounted on linen. Original fold lines have been restored. Minor touch ups along folds. Minor background scuffs. Please use zoom to get a better understanding of overall condition.