Harry Potter Posters

A simple, yet colorful, poster for a real Quidditch fan! It shows the Quidditch trophy with the letter 'G' for Gryffindor, two crossed broomsticks, the word 'Quidditch' in a banner and the golden snitch hovering over everything. All this in gold and red, the Gryffindor house colors. This poster would make a nice addition to the room of any true Gryffindor, as well as a great decoration for a Gryffindor house party or even on the wall of a nursery of a child of Harry Potter fans ;-)

Quidditch is the most played sport in the Harry Potter Wizarding Universe and therefor a Quidditch poster or item is a must have for every fan and a gift like this will go down with him like hot butterbeer ...

This poster is 11x17in / 27.5x42.5 cm large and a full color print on high quality paper. The best price I found is $6.99. A real steal if you ask me ;-)

The one on the left is a true classic amongst the many Harry Potter movie posters. It shows the letter of acceptance the owls tried so desperately to deliver to Harry in the first film and book 'Harry Potter and The Philosopher's Stone'.

And no, this owl is not Harry's Snowy Owl Hedwig, it is a great eagle owl that carries the famous letter addressed to 'Harry Potter, The Cupboard under the Stairs' in her or his claws.

Bearing in mind that this poster is from 2001 it is, nearly, a collectors item. I love especially the dramatic composition and the star-filled sky in the background.

This poster would make a great gift for any Harry Potter fan, male and female alike. Note also that the poster shows the American title of the film, that had been changed from 'Philosopher's Stone' to 'Sorcerer's Stone', because the American publisher thought that the word 'philosopher' sounded too intellectual and could put potential customers off ;-)

The main protagonists, or should I better say - antagonists?- of the series. I like how Snape is shown in the middle, as until the very last chapters of the last book his role and allegiance is still doubtful.

But I am wondering a bit why Harry is paired with Draco in the composition. For me, it would have made more sense if Draco and He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named would have swopped places. But putting Bellatrix and Hermione in juxtaposition is really genius, as these two female characters couldn't be more different from each other.

With 24x36in / 60x90cm this is a really decent sized poster that will look great on a door or wall. Special offer from the seller: Save 10% each qualifying items by the same seller by applying code ORNJ87Z6 at checkout (restrictions apply).

If wall space is limited, this might be just the right poster! It shows all the main characters, and also some minor ones, that appeared in the movies. It resembles a bit of a pin board, or story board, in its layout and that is part of its charm for me. The only thing I don't like so much is that Snape is deep in the group of the evil ones. It would have been nice, if he had been given more of a borderline position.

At 24x36in / 60x90cm it is large enough to show each character in detail, but not too large for a small space. If there is only space for one Harry Potter poster, this would be my first choice! And you can't beat the price ...

Perhaps my favorite character, after Ron, Hermione and Harry of course. The development Neville has undergone during the seven books of the series is simply astonishing. From a clumsy boy that was so prone to accidents that his own family doubted he would ever turn out to be a wizard to the hero of the Battle of Hogwarts that killed Nagini, Voldemort's snake and horcrux.

This poster shows him just as he achieved this, to make Tom Riddle mortal once again, by killing the last horcrux that tethered the Dark Lord to life.

Little, nearly a squib, Neville that forever loses his toad Trevor has become in the end a hero worthy of Godric Gryffindor's own sword. And he used it well!

Another solution for small rooms and limited spaces, this poster is a collage of the movie posters for all eight films, plus one. The only thing I would have wished regarding this one to be different, would have been the addition of a nice black grid to it, to separate the superb images even better.

As it is, the poster seems to be a bit fidgety or choppy, but nevertheless I am sure it makes a great addition to the room of any fan as it summarizes the story nicely.

Click image on the right for full view of the details ;-)

And last, but certainly not least, here my personal favorite one. Which fan wouldn't dream of having Platform 9 3/4 in his or her own room, ready to be entered when it is time to travel to Hogwarts?

What really works for me here, is the simple design without bells and whistles that leaves enough space for one's one fantasy and creativity ;-)

With this I leave you, I have an appointment with Madam Malkin in Diagon Alley - I need new robes!

See you soon around and like always, you are welcome to leave your questions, suggestions and critique in a comment ;-)