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Mermaid Starlight
Go under the sea to dance in the waves with this precious mermaid!
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The dimensions you order are the outside edges, including any mats or frames. If there is a size you'd like that you don't see, contact me and I'll arrange it for you. Bay Photo uses archival inks & materials with these artworks for a very long life. As with people, leaving them in the sun will reduce longevity! Certificate of Authenticity is available upon request. Thank you so much.
Mermaid Starlight
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We want you to be happy with your Fine Art purchase! In the unlikely event that your product arrives damaged, please email all information to: info@annelabriefineart - for the exchange procedure. Returns for any other reason will be considered but not guaranteed. Please email to info@annelabriefineart.com.
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Description from Merchant:
The artwork shown on this site is reproduced using Bay Photo Labs. They use archival papers, inks and materials for amazing quality and durability. As with all works of art (and people too!), placing them in direct sunlight will reduce their longevity.