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The Beautiful Game – Life Exhibition Springfield Park Cafe London Art Print
The Beautiful Game – Life Exhibition Springfield Park Cafe London Art Print
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"The Beautiful Game" Museum-Quality Poster - Life Exhibition Print.
Celebrate the passion of local sport and community spirit with "The Beautiful Game", an exclusive museum-quality art print from the Life Exhibition. This deeply expressive collection explores the quiet, poignant moments of people going about their everyday lives, capturing raw emotion and active human connection in a universally relatable style.
The original artwork is a lively, nostalgic drawing of a casual game of football being played out in a public park, beautifully rendered in vibrant felt-tip pens.
About the Artwork & Exhibition History:
Previously displayed at the Springfield Park Cafe in London, this piece perfectly encapsulates the classic British weekend routine, shared exercise, and the simple joy of grassroots sport.
About the Artwork & Exhibition History:
Previously displayed at the Springfield Park Cafe in London, this piece perfectly encapsulates the classic British weekend routine, shared exercise, and the simple joy of grassroots sport.
Each poster is printed on thick, durable archival paper to ensure exceptional colour accuracy, rich detail, and a beautiful non-glare finish that will brighten any home or studio space.
Product Specifications & Dimensions:
- Artist: VKM Illustrations (London, UK)
- Type: Museum-Grade Archival Print (Unframed)
- Collection: The Life Exhibition
- Original Medium: Felt-tip pen drawing
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Size: 25x25cm
- Paper Finish: Matte (Non-Glossy)
- Paper Thickness: 10.3 mil
- Paper Weight: 189 g/m²
- Paper Source: Sourced from Japan
- Shipping: Packaged safely and shipped securely via reliable UK & global delivery.
This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!
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