Auburn University 16" x20" Vintage Aubie Rolled Print by Justin Patten (Wholesale) Canvas Print The print is super soft Color:Dark Green

Name: Auburn University 16" x20" Vintage Aubie Rolled Print by Justin Patten (Wholesale) Canvas Print The print is super soft Color:Dark Green
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 66642910734
Price: 23.00 USD
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Auburn University 16" x20" Vintage Aubie Rolled Print by Justin Patten (Wholesale) Canvas Print The print is super soft Color:Dark Green The print is super soft and will stay that way for years to come The print comes rolled for easy shipping It ships rolled inside a tube The design on this print was hand painted and digitized by Justin Patten in his home studio in Zionsville Indiana

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