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William Russell Flint print

William Russell Flint 'In Sunny Perigord' Limited Edition Nude Print, Blindstamped

'In Sunny Perigord'

Sir William Russell Flint, 'In Sunny Perigord', circa 1982 limited edition colour print, framed and glazed.
Numbered and bears publisher's blindstamp.
Inside of mount measures 71cm x 53cm and the frame 93cm x 82cm externally.
Please note: If postage is desired, artwork will be delivered unframed in appropriate packaging. Collection only for framed artwork.

Additional Information
Artist Russell Flint
Subject Nudes
Features Framed
Originality Limited Edition Print
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