Kingfisher with Lotus Flower - Archival Print
Artist: Ohara Koson 1900 - 1945.
26.18" x 40.96".
Rijksmuseum Collection: Public Domain.
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Reproduced on 55 lb., 10.4 point thick acid-free archival paper. Gallery quality Giclee print. Pigment-based inks ensures full-color spectrum high-resolution. Fade-resistant with 90+ years archival rating.
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