The Fourth Horseman of the Apocalypse Hand Screen Printed Back Patch – Raw 12 oz Canvas – 11" x 14"

Bring one of the most haunting visions from biblical literature to your battle jacket, vest, or creative project. This handcrafted back patch features Gustave Doré's iconic The Fourth Horseman, Death on the Pale Horse (1865), meticulously reworked and hand screen printed on heavyweight 12 oz black canvas.

Each patch is individually printed by hand and hand cut, giving every piece its own subtle character. The raw, unfinished edges are intentionally left intact, making it ideal for sewing onto denim jackets, battle vests, backpacks, or other custom projects with a rugged, DIY aesthetic.

Originally created to illustrate the Book of Revelation, Doré's dramatic engraving depicts Death, the Fourth Horseman of the Apocalypse, riding across the world as Hell follows behind.

"And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him." — Revelation 6:8

Known for his masterful wood engravings and striking contrasts, Gustave Doré remains one of the most celebrated illustrators of the nineteenth century. His work for Paradise Lost, The Divine Comedy, and the Bible continues to inspire generations of artists, musicians, and lovers of dark art.

Features

• Hand screen printed by Dark Art & Craft via Misled.Media
• Heavyweight 12 oz black canvas
• Approximately 11" × 14"
• Individually hand cut with raw, unfinished edges
• Perfect for the center back or upper back of denim jackets, battle vests, backpacks, and wall displays
• High-detail single color print
• Made in small batches

Artwork

The Fourth Horseman, Death on the Pale Horse (1865)
Artist: Gustave Doré (1832–1883)

This design is based on a public domain engraving from the Wellcome Collection. Our edition has been carefully restored, cleaned, and reworked for high-quality screen printing while preserving the dramatic detail of Doré's original composition.

Credit: Adapted from a Wellcome Collection image licensed under CC BY 4.0. Original artwork by Gustave Doré. Image restored and reworked by Dark Art & Craft.