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The Great Wave off Kanagawa wall chart

The Great Wave off Kanagawa by Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai was created as a woodblock print around 1829 and 1833. The image depicts an enormous wave threatening fishing boats just off the coast of the town of Kanagawa. You can just about spot Mount Fugi in the buy background. This is one of the most iconic pieces of Japanese wall art and deserves pride of place.
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PRODUCT INFORMATION

• This print is a fine art reproduction of an original vintage piece of art which is reproduced under licence in our studio.
• Great care has been taken to digitally restore the images so that blemishes, fold marks and significant yellowing are sensitively corrected so that the artwork doesn't lose its beautiful vintage character.
• Available as an UNFRAMED fine art print on 100% cotton archival paper
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• as a CANVAS WALL CHART where the print is trimmed at the top and bottom with a stylish oak poster hanger as pictured. An adjustable cord allows you to hang your poster at exactly the right height.
• Please note that the wall chart comes as one piece, and the print can't be removed from the frame without damaging it.
• Printed using museum quality archival pigment ink which results in beautiful prints with rich and vivid colours that, with correct care, will last a lifetime.
• Prints over 8' x 10' will come rolled and carefully packaged in a sturdy postal tube.

RETURNS AND EXCHANGE DETAILS

I hope you are delighted with your order but if for any reason you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, please return it to me for a full refund or exchange the product for another one. I would really appreciate it if you could contact me directly so we can work together to resolve any issues you may have before leaving any feedback.

**** COLOUR DISCLAIMER
It is important to note that colour and tone of your print may vary slightly from what you see on your computer screen. This is because every computer monitor displays colours differently. I edit my images so that they look as true to life as possible, but please understand that the actual colour may be slightly different as a result of the the monitor you are using.