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"Gravity" Framed Tile


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"Gravity" Framed Tile

"GRAVITY - Where Would We Be Without It?" Here we get a glimpse, with Rusty and his free-floating household appliances. It's not a pretty picture, though it is, well, a pretty picture.

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Stained hardwood (Cherry) picture frame with softly bevelled edges
6" square frame is half an inch thick
The tile in the frame is 4 1/4" square
On the back, there are two mounting holes
Does not include an easel stand: but works awfully well in one
Small, square artworks that provide retro futuristic accents for your wall or shelf.

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"Gravity" Framed Tile

Framed Ceramic Tiles decorated with original art illustrations of the raygun packing, rocket blasting retro future world of Retropolis

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These hardwood frames show off 4 1/4" ceramic tiles, and the effect is a nice, warm one. They're pretty swell, and they work nicely in groups, which is my subtle way of encouraging you to get them all.

I can afford to be subtle. I've got a Mark II Acquisitory Enhancement Projector trained on you under the table.

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