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Old 10-08-2005, 02:03   #14
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Re: art prints

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Originally Posted by fireman328
Try your local library, some of them lend out pictures for a few months, just like a errr library
He's a student - it would come back with spaghetti and assorted other foodstuffs and fluids stuck to it. The restoration costs would be enormous.

I've got big empty magnolia walls Not my choice, I hasten to add. The trouble with posters is finding frames. Argos used to sell them, but then stopped, for reasons unknown. Ikea has frames in all shapes and sizes apart from poster sizes. Very annoying. I've got a depressing Rothko and a Giger on the wall, but the rest, including an image of the Jabberwocky, remain rolled up in a tube
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