Yokohama Art Print - Large Art Print 50x70cm / 20x27.5” / Natural Frame

Julia Gash

£125

I went to Yokohama many years ago and saw the city twinkling below from a very high skyscraper. My design of Yokohama features several of them, overlooking the famous Tokyo Bay, where marine life jostle with container freight liners and cruise ships in this busy port. The old warehouses have been converted into cool shopping and dining areas, where you can enjoy a delicious noodle broth. Yo Yokohama! This art print is available in four sizes. Why not personalise your art print and add a frame... Product Specification Mini Art Print Size: 13x18cm / 5x7" Composition: 230gsm smooth, matt, white p

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