When Captain Marvel hit theatres in March 2019, it did something the Marvel Cinematic Universe had never done before — it placed a solo female superhero at the absolute center of the story, and the film opened to over $1.1 billion at the worldwide box office. Brie Larson, already an Academy Award winner for her devastating performance in Room (2015), brought something layered and grounded to Carol Danvers — a character who isn’t searching for permission to be powerful, she simply is.

The 12×16 inch mat art here pulls directly from the iconic Captain Marvel theatrical poster — that burning, radiant imagery of Larson in full suit, the starburst chest emblem glowing — and it lands exactly the way great display art should. Bold, cinematic, immediately recognizable. The signed item here is a bookplate from Larson’s cookbook — an unexpected and personal collectible that speaks to a different, more intimate side of her public life beyond the superhero franchise. Bookplates are a growing segment of the autograph hobby for exactly this reason — they’re signed, intentional, and tied to something the subject actually created and cared about.