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78 Years of Nakba

Art Print

$39.95

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78 Years of Nakba Art Print

Bring a meaningful touch of street-art expression into your space with the 78 Years of Nakba Art Print. This distinctive artwork is a profound narrative piece showing an elder traveler carrying his belongings on his back while holding the historic Key of Return. His cast shadow on the ground forms the stylized numbers of decades passed, visually bridging history, displacement, and the timeless memory of home in classic monochrome line art.

Ideal for a home, studio, office, bedroom, or creative space, this print can serve as a meaningful statement piece for those drawn to religious art, street art, cultural symbolism, and contemporary interpretations of classic imagery.

Printed with vivid giclée inks on high-quality matte paper, the artwork reproduces the original textured appearance with crisp details and a smooth, non-glossy finish.

Product Features

  • Giclée printing for rich, vibrant colors and fine details

  • Matte paper: 189–200 g/m²

  • Smooth, non-glossy finish

  • High-quality reproduction of the original digital artwork

  • Shipped rolled for protection during delivery

  • Frame and mounting hardware are not included

Care Instructions

If dust accumulates on the print, gently wipe the surface with a clean, dry, soft cloth. Avoid water, cleaning products, and excessive rubbing.

EU Product Information

EU Representative:
HONSON VENTURES LIMITED
gpsr@honsonventures.com
3, Gnaftis House, Flat 102
Limassol, Mesa Geitonia, 4003
Cyprus

Product information: Generic brand.
Warranty: 2-year warranty in the EU and Northern Ireland, as applicable under applicable consumer protection laws.

Please note: Colors may vary slightly depending on your monitor or screen settings.

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