Japanese Art Woodblock Print "Spring Moon at Ninomiya" KAWASE HASUI Shin Hanga

Description

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11" x 17" or 12"x19" approximate dimensions in inches
Produced on archival matte paper with premium ink for brilliant color reproduction
Prints are shipped in thick cardboard tubes to ensure they are not dented or creased
Optional 1/2 inch white borders are also available upon e-mail request to the seller.
Please note
, prints with borders will alter the overall print sizes given in the description. The image size will be made smaller by requesting a print with a border to help accommodate any framing and matting planned.
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This print is a giclée reproduction of a Japanese woodblock print from the early 20th century. The dimensions, shown in inches, are approximate measurements. Size varies based on original print dimension ratios. However, most print reproductions are 1/4" to 1/2" from the approximate dimensions given. Please do not buy a frame until you have received your print as some customization may be necessary to ensure a proper fit.
International Buyers
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Please check with your country's customs website to determine what these additional costs will be prior to making a purchase.
Customs fees are normally charged by the shipping company collected when you pick the item up. These fees are not additional shipping charges.
We can not under-value merchandise or mark orders as gifts on customs forms. Doing this is against U.S. and international laws.
Variations between actual print color tones and those displayed on various computer monitors may differ.