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Poster Fuji
4.02 8 reviews Special price:
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Catalogue number: EP50836
Fuji from Yoshiwara from 53 Stations of the Tokaido, c.1833
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Fine art prints require meticulous care. That is why we print them on high-quality matt photo paper with a weight of 230 g/m². This type of paper eliminates reflections and allows the details of the image to stand out, but is also more susceptible to touch marks. Printing on matt photo paper increases the depth of the image and ensures long colour life.We offer many standard sizes, which you can also personalise for better combination with others. In addition to the standard sizes, we also offer perfectly fitting frames – to make your image complete!
High-quality handmade production and fast shipping
Quality always comes firstThe meticulous handmade production of every print in the Czech Republic is not only our pride, but also the best calling card that keeps our customers coming back to us. We treat each print individually, always check its quality and package it securely so that it will not be damaged during its journey to you.
We print the same day!
You order and we start printing the same day. We ship all types of prints within 48 hours from ordering.
TIP: Add a white or black border to the image
If you want your chosen motif to look lighter on the wall, you can have the image printed with a white or black border.The border works as a border and visually frames the image around its perimeter. It is automatically calculated for each dimension you choose.
You won't go wrong with a "passepartout" and your images will look professional - plus the border looks perfect in the frame!
Hiroshige Utagawa, also called Hiroshige Andō (1797–1858), was a famous 19th century Japanese painter and printmaker whose works in the ukiyo-e style had a strong influence on European landscape painting. Ukiyo-e means 'paintings of ongoing, ephemeral life'. His woodcuts usually have simple motifs such as Japanese cities, bridges and mountains. But he also painted genre scenes: actors and geisha in their surroundings, theatre scenes, markets, and everyday life at various stations.
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