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Jim Dine Exposition 74 Framed Poster Coffee and Tea This high quality framed lithograph

Jim Dine Exposition 74 Framed Poster Coffee and Tea This high quality framed lithographThis rare poster was created in 1974 for Exposition 74 in Paris and fetures a reproduction of a work by Jim Dine. The poster is in good vintage condition and is framed in maple wood. Framed using archival materials. Wired for hanging. Poster is float mounted using archival paper hinges. The framed poster measures 29h x 22"w. Returns not accepted. Extremely limited quantities.

SKU: 50116247656 · From www.bengalcoder.com

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This high quality framed lithograph featuring Freddo (2020) by Nathalie Du Pasquier is printed on 150gsm Pergraphica Natural Smooth uncoated paper

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a two-decade exploration of colour interaction and his most influential artistic achievement

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Jim Dine Exposition 74 Framed Poster Coffee and Tea This high quality framed lithographThis rare poster was created in 1974 for Exposition 74 in Paris and fetures a reproduction of a work by Jim Dine. The poster is in good vintage condition and is framed in maple wood. Framed using archival materials. Wired for hanging. Poster is float mounted using archival paper hinges. The framed poster measures 29h x 22"w. Returns not accepted. Extremely limited quantities.

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