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Fine Art: Available Work May (Framed)
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May (Framed)

Sale Price:$360.00 Original Price:$600.00
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Photograph size: 8x10, brushed gold frame 13x16

Edition of 2/5, Framed purchases take an additional 3 weeks to ship.

Details:  Developed on paper from a 500 year old German paper mill that is both acid and lignin free with a lightly defined felt structure. Embossed in lower right hand corner.

Symbolism, Folklore, and Fact: The ranunculus flower is a symbol of childhood memories and in the Victorian language of flowers said to mean “You are rich in attractions” when given to a lover.

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Photograph size: 8x10, brushed gold frame 13x16

Edition of 2/5, Framed purchases take an additional 3 weeks to ship.

Details:  Developed on paper from a 500 year old German paper mill that is both acid and lignin free with a lightly defined felt structure. Embossed in lower right hand corner.

Symbolism, Folklore, and Fact: The ranunculus flower is a symbol of childhood memories and in the Victorian language of flowers said to mean “You are rich in attractions” when given to a lover.

Photograph size: 8x10, brushed gold frame 13x16

Edition of 2/5, Framed purchases take an additional 3 weeks to ship.

Details:  Developed on paper from a 500 year old German paper mill that is both acid and lignin free with a lightly defined felt structure. Embossed in lower right hand corner.

Symbolism, Folklore, and Fact: The ranunculus flower is a symbol of childhood memories and in the Victorian language of flowers said to mean “You are rich in attractions” when given to a lover.

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