A matte vertical poster that captures a quiet, midnight moment — a lone rider silhouetted against a luminous full moon and a scattering of stars. The poetic line, “She didn't Fear The Stars, She Feared The Darkness That Dimmed Them,” sits above the scene in flowing script, giving the image a reflective, resilient tone. The matte surface softens glare and deepens the night hues while museum-grade archival paper and giclée printing keep the blues and moonlight bright and long-lasting. Hung in a reading nook, studio, or entryway, this poster invites pause and gentle courage every time you pass it. Product features - Museum-grade archival paper for long-term preservation - Giclée print for bright, fade-resistant color - Matte finish to reduce glare and enhance depth - Available in 46 vertical sizes (indoor use only) - Paper weights: 175–189 g/m²; slight size tolerance ±1/16" Care instructions - If the print does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.