Latest Print Release

Flores-Ent
$50.00

Title: ’Flores-Ent‘
Paper size 12” x 12”, unframed.

Edition of 100. A Hand-Signed, Embossed and Numbered Certificate of Authenticity included with every print. Printed on Super Heavy Mohawk Felt Textured 110 lb with Archival inks. The Stamp on the back validates that this print comes directly from my Studio.

All orders will be shipped within 7 business days of the order date. Free Sticker included with this purchase.

**Prints will be flat packed within North America. International orders may be rolled in a mailing tube.

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