Urban Forest A2 Screen Print – Sold.
£40.00
Looking to branch out? This clever design combines a natural tree silhouette with an urban graphic tree shape.
Screenprinted by hand in Metallic Gold on Colorset Nero 270gsm A2 paper (420mm x 594mm) by Fenner Paper. Also available in Metallic Silver and Metallic Bronze (on Black).
This A2 screenprint is limited to a run of 100 and is embossed and individually numbered in the bottom right corner.
Frame not included.
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