Bram
Stoker
Immortality has a price.
He wrote him as a villain. We remember him as a myth.
Bram Stoker published Dracula in 1897. One hundred and twenty-nine years later, the Count is still alive — in cinema, in literature, in the collective imagination of every culture. No other literary character has had such a powerful parallel life.
Our Chapter III explores this contradiction: Stoker created a monster, but also built a character with more layers than any hero. The statue won't be the Dracula of the films — it will be the Dracula of the original novel.
The statue is in the concept phase. Collectors on the list will have priority access before any public announcement.
Be the first to claim your number.
Chapter III collectors will have reservation access 72 hours before the public announcement. The first 20 reservations receive numbers 1–20 of the series.
No payment required. Priority access only.