Description
These highly collectable images are mounted and framed to the highest standard.
274mm x 325mm approx
black frame
Wall fixings included
Made using safety glass (Perspex)
Shipped from UK
Picture Favourites Marilyn Monroe Framed Photo
274mm x 325mm approx
black frame
Wall fixings included
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