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Framed Mary Anne Radmacher Print Live Boldly
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| Condition: |
Used |
| Edition Type: |
Open Edition |
| Date of Creation: |
2000-Now |
| Artist: |
Anne Geddes |
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| Posted for sale: |
More than a week ago |
| Item number: |
551296672 |
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Only a small, short section of the scroll was actually reproduced. It's nice, but it's not a reproduction of the scroll. This is "the Chinese Mona Lisa", but this reproduction is like getting a reproduction which only shows the famous smile, not the whole painting.This seems to be a nice tourist souvenir for someone that was able to visit the museum where the precious scroll is housed, and a very elaborate display lets the public view a long digital rendition. The scroll itself is too old and delicate to survive much lighting, and was never meant to be viewed completely unrolled. But, this was the only mention of a sale of a copy of the scroll I could find online. Didn't occur to me if it was the entire scroll, or just the most famous bit.