Native Woodland Art wall print by Zhaawano Giizhik.
The print is an unframed, digitized photo print. Prices include shipping. Delivery time from the moment of payment is 2-3 weeks. Delivery times depend on your local postal service and may vary.
Title: Eagle Woman's AppealColor: Color on colored background
Finish: MatteSize: 23,622 x 15,748 in (60 x 40 cm)
Price: 103.00 USD* / 133.00 CAD* / 98,00 EUR*
Item number: EWA-60-40 (23,622 x 15,748in)
> All of the artist's prints are signed with his name written in Ojibwe syllabics.
The print can also be ordered in different sizes. To discuss the options and possibilities, simply get in touch through the order form.
*NB: Please note the following: The ordered products will only be sent after your payment has been confirmed and checked by us.
Eagle Woman's Appeal
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IBAN nr.: NL37 INGB 0007865860
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