Additional information
| Dimensions | 2 × 35 × 45 cm |
|---|---|
| Type | Original piece, Print Smooth Matte 210gms |
| Size | A4, A3, Original A4 |
QUEER AS FOLK
Price range: £65.00 through £789.00
Paper Mosaic-collage on wooden canvas
This piece features an image based on a poster from the British TV Series ‘Queer as Folk’.
This collage was made using recycled paper from upcycled magazines.
Prints available
Size: A4
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