Catalina, Via Roma, 1960s.
Catalina, Via Roma, 1960s.
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Catalina, Via Roma, 1960s.
Add a touch of vintage charm to your décor with our beautiful poster collection. Featuring a woman holding tulips on Paseo de la Rambla, Mallorca, these prints boast stunning vintage colours that will bring any space to life. Whether you're decorating your home or office, our selection of posters has something for everyone. Find the perfect poster to showcase your style at Stick No Bills today!
Specifications
Specifications
- Vibrant digital print applying fade-resistant yet compostable inks.
- Archival quality, minimum 160 GSM, matt-finish art paper. 100% FSC®-certified as responsibly harvested & biodegradable.
- Inclusive of a bright white protective border.
About
About
Dimensions
Dimensions
We aim to fulfill in imperial and metric standard sheet's dimensions, therefore we allow +- 0.7in. / 2cm., subject to the preferred size on destination.
- 5.11 x 7.08 in. / 13 x 18 cm
- 8.25 x 11.8 in. / 21 x 30 cm. (A4)
- 11.8 x 15.7 in. / 30 x 40 cm.
- 19.6 x 27.5 in. / 50 x 70 cm.
Visit our Size Guide page for further details.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
- Christmas 2024: delivery guaranteed for orders up to 11th December. For later orders we will try our best but please contact us.
- Premium Prints ship rolled in 4-7 working days depending on product and destination.
- We ship worldwide from the standardised facility nearest to you.
- Packaging: biodegradable yet highly dent resistant tubes which can fit up to 4 posters.
- Returns: please contact us on delivery if you experience any issue, we'll be happy to help!.
Please refer to our Shipping Policy for full details.
Available as a Museum Edition, a uniquely numbered and embossed museum grade, age-resistant, acid-free uniquely numbered fine art print of the artwork.
Available as a 340 GSM matt art board with either gold, silver, electric green, red or blue foiled inlay lettering, museum grade, age-resistant, acid-free fine art print of the artwork.
