Edward Seago original art poster - 17.6"×27.4" (44.8×69.6cm)
CHF 180.00
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This is an original art poster by Edward Seago advertising an exhibition at the Marlborough Gallery in Zurich in 1973.
It is in a used condition with small tears along the borders and light knitters.
Edward Seago was a British painter born in 1910, known for his impressionistic landscapes and seascapes.
Largely self-taught, he painted scenes from Norfolk to Venice and even Antarctica.
He served in WWII and was later invited by Prince Philip on a royal world tour.
Seago was loved by the public and royalty, and his work is praised for its light and atmosphere.
The poster is unframed and will be sent rolled in a sturdy tube. The price includes registered/tracked and fully insured shipping with national post.
Upgrades for faster shipping are available at the check out. Please send me a message for a current estimation of transport time to your destination.
The current international transport time by national post is approximately 2 weeks.
Shipping to the USA is with DDP, no custom fee to pay before/at delivery.
Edward Seago original art poster - 17.6"×27.4" (44.8×69.6cm)
CHF 180.00
It is in a used condition with small tears along the borders and light knitters.
Edward Seago was a British painter born in 1910, known for his impressionistic landscapes and seascapes.
Largely self-taught, he painted scenes from Norfolk to Venice and even Antarctica.
He served in WWII and was later invited by Prince Philip on a royal world tour.
Seago was loved by the public and royalty, and his work is praised for its light and atmosphere.
The poster is unframed and will be sent rolled in a sturdy tube. The price includes registered/tracked and fully insured shipping with national post.
Upgrades for faster shipping are available at the check out. Please send me a message for a current estimation of transport time to your destination.
The current international transport time by national post is approximately 2 weeks.
Shipping to the USA is with DDP, no custom fee to pay before/at delivery.