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Poster: Takashi Homma - A song for windows, 2015
First edition of 150 copies, numbered. Numbered in pencil on the back. Paper size: 59.4 cm x 84.1 cm / Picture size: 56.4 cm x 81.1 cm. Color offset on coated paper.
Wrapped with tissue paper inside of a reinforced cardboard tube, and includes optional framing instructions. The picture is taken from the book A song for windows, 2016. Thanks to Libraryman (Stockholm/Paris).Â
Wrapped with tissue paper inside of a reinforced cardboard tube, and includes optional framing instructions. The picture is taken from the book A song for windows, 2016. Thanks to Libraryman (Stockholm/Paris).Â
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$15.47Poster: Takashi Homma - A song for windows, 2015
First edition of 150 copies, numbered. Numbered in pencil on the back. Paper size: 59.4 cm x 84.1 cm / Picture size: 56.4 cm x 81.1 cm. Color offset on coated paper.
Wrapped with tissue paper inside of a reinforced cardboard tube, and includes optional framing instructions. The picture is taken from the book A song for windows, 2016. Thanks to Libraryman (Stockholm/Paris).Â
Wrapped with tissue paper inside of a reinforced cardboard tube, and includes optional framing instructions. The picture is taken from the book A song for windows, 2016. Thanks to Libraryman (Stockholm/Paris).Â
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First edition of 150 copies, numbered. Numbered in pencil on the back. Paper size: 59.4 cm x 84.1 cm / Picture size: 56.4 cm x 81.1 cm. Color offset on coated paper.
Wrapped with tissue paper inside of a reinforced cardboard tube, and includes optional framing instructions. The picture is taken from the book A song for windows, 2016. Thanks to Libraryman (Stockholm/Paris).Â
Wrapped with tissue paper inside of a reinforced cardboard tube, and includes optional framing instructions. The picture is taken from the book A song for windows, 2016. Thanks to Libraryman (Stockholm/Paris).Â
