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Affiche voyage "Brookfield Zoo Panda" vintage Haute Définition papier mat 230gr m² Size:Size 4 – 50x70cm 20x27 inch This Vintage Boston poster is Affiche Alphonse Mucha "Chocolat Idéal" vintage Art Nouveau Haute Définition papier mat 230gr m2 (Taille):Taille 5 60x90cm 24x35 inch This Vintage Boston poster is Printed in 300 dpi high definition quality on high end paper >250g m2 Frame Not Included (optional) This poster highlights a cartoon style Cobra on a bright red background The central image of this Vintage poster is a Black and White panda hugging a tree which is bending under the weight of the bear The poster "The L Brookfield Zoo " is an advertising poster highlighting the famous Brookfield Zoo

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