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The Roundup

Famous Blades

Famous Blades

If you read our link roundup posts, you’ve probably seen Federico Mauro’s work before. Both his “Famous Shoes” and “Famous Guns” collections were worthy of sharing. For his latest set of work, he turned his attention on some of the sharp and devilish objects seen in movies, TV, and pop culture. From Sweeney Todd’s straight razor to William Wallace’s sword, the “Famous Blades” series includes both famous and far less well-known pointy weapons. We can only hope these get sold as prints one day so our walls can look far more menacing.

Federico Mauro