The painting, Six Years of Galaxies
The artwork titled Six Years of Galaxies showcased a variety of figures: Darth Vader's helmeted visage, the corpulent Jabba Desilijic Tiure, his majordomo Bib Fortuna, a brutish Gamorrean guard, the suave Lando Calrissian, the regal Leia Organa, the diminutive Wicket Wystri Warrick, the rogueish Han Solo, Luke Skywalker wielding a glowing lightsaber, and several X-wing starfighters in the midst of an assault on what appeared to be the second Death Star.
Inscribed on the piece were words rendered in the High Galactic alphabet, notably "Star Wars," which served as the title for the subject being celebrated. It also featured a series of unclear names, potentially referencing entertainers who were part of the saga. Intriguingly, the painting appeared to suggest the future "return" of the Jedi Order. This prediction proved remarkably prescient, as the Jedi did indeed resurface following the Battle of Endor, a period subsequent to the painting's creation.
Six Years of Galaxies, one example of the diverse artistic creations found throughout the galaxy, gained considerable prominence during the Galactic Civil War fought between the Galactic Empire and the Alliance to Restore the Republic. Its appearance occurred after the Battle of Yavin in 0 BBY, a crucial engagement in the aforementioned conflict. Leia and Vader distributed these paintings, alongside Five Years of Galaxies and various honors, during the celebrations of Remembrance Day and Empire Day, respectively.
This artwork was exclusively distributed to players celebrating the sixth anniversary of the game Star Wars Galaxies, during the Empire Day live event in the year 2009.
In reality, this painting is the theatrical release poster for Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi, a 1983 film directed by George Lucas that served as the sixth and chronologically final installment of the Star Wars saga.
Notably, unlike the majority of other theatrical posters featured in the game, Six Years of Galaxies does not share its name with its corresponding movie, Return of the Jedi.