Planetarium Poster Book

By (author) Prinja, Raman; Illustrated by Wormell Chris
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These stunning posters from Chris Wormell''s bestselling Planetarium are perfect for pinning on your walls.

This large-format poster book lets you decorate your walls with images from the bestselling Planetarium.

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These stunning posters from Chris Wormell''s bestselling Planetarium are perfect for pinning on your walls.

This large-format poster book lets you decorate your walls with images from the bestselling Planetarium. Featuring a universe of incredible images, from small, icy moons to enormous swirling galaxies, this is a stunning collection of prints.

The posters are double-sided and perforated for easy removal, with the reverse showing a black-and-white, annotated version of the full-colour illustration.

The groundbreaking Welcome to the Museum series presents a virtual museum for visitors of all ages, and has sold more than 2 million copies worldwide. The galleries are open twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, boasting an unrivalled collection of wonders from around the world.

Biographical note:
Chris Wormell is a self-taught engraver and celebrated printmaker. He creates his timeless illustrations using wood engraving and linocut, as well as digital engraving working with tablet and computer. Chris has written and illustrated many children''s books and most recently gained recognition for the cover illustration of the award-winning bestselling H is for Hawk, by Helen Macdonald, as well as for Philip Pullman''s La Belle Sauvage: The Book of Dust Volume One.
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Big, bold and beautifully illustrated, these stunning posters from Chris Wormell''s bestselling Planetarium are perfect for pinning on your walls.
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The core Welcome to the Museum books have sold a combined quantity of over 2 million copies in 48 languages
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Stunning artwork by award-winning artist, Chris Wormell.
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Cover treatments: Matt lam and spot UV.
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Perforated edges make the pages easy to tear out.