A shattered balustrade at Marousi Metro Station in Athens, 2012.
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Statement: “It is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness.” Seneca
Your life story may be one of a steep and up-heel battle, but is doesn’t have to remain that way. If you embrace the lessons and scars you got along the way, then will receive the tools to make it to the top with greater ease and victory.
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| Weight | 6 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 100 × 6 × 60 cm |
| Size | 100×60, 60×40 |
| Material | Fine-Art Giclee Canvas, Fine-Art Giclee Paper, Diasec |
| Price | 11,100.00, 8,700.00 |
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- All product are couriered by DHL
- Order are insured with DHL
- Estimated delivery time is 3 weeks
- Free shipping for all local (RSA) orders !
- International Shipping rate is R6340
- Order are insured with DHL
- Estimated delivery time is 3 weeks
- Free shipping for all local (RSA) orders !
- International Shipping rate is R6340
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