Boob Mountains Landscape Art Print – Little Woman Goods

Print of original feminist artwork featuring a pair of booby mountains. Print details: ♥ Smooth matte paper, 230 gsm ♥ Printed with ChromaLife 100 inks ♥ Prints are archival, meaning they will remain vivid in both color and quality for up to 100 years ♥ Ships either in a bubble mailer with thick chipboard backing or ro

Print of original feminist artwork featuring a pair of booby mountains.

Print details:
♥ Smooth matte paper, 230 gsm
♥ Printed with ChromaLife 100 inks
♥ Prints are archival, meaning they will remain vivid in both color and quality for up to 100 years
♥ Ships either in a bubble mailer with thick chipboard backing or rolled in a mailing tube depending on size

Available in 3 different sizes:
5 x 7 / 13cm x 18cm
8 x 10 / 20cm x 25cm
11 x 14 / 29cm x 36cm

*Large watermark will not appear in purchased print

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Boob Mountains Landscape Art Print

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