Stock art illustration of the Father of the Waters sculpture at Minneapolis City Hall, Minnesota. The illustration is available in black and white for immediate download.
Stock art drawing of the Father of the Waters, Minneapolis City Hall
$20.00 – $500.00
Medium:Â Pen and ink line art illustration.
Suggested usage:Â books, magazines, brochures and similar.
Size: (B&W)Â 2400 x 1305 pixels @ 300dpi 1.88 mb JPEG File
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| Color |
Black & White |
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| Image Use |
One Time Use – Book/Newspaper/Magazine, One Time Use – Newsletter/Brochure/Flyer, One Time Use – Sign/Poster/Banner, One Time Use – Logo/Business Card, One Time Use – Website Graphic, * Extended License: Clothing/Merchandise (1-10 Pieces), * Extended License: Clothing/Merchandise (11-50 Pieces), * Extended License: Clothing/Merchandise (51-100 Pieces), * Extended License: Clothing/Merchandise (101-500 Pieces), * Extended License: Clothing/Merchandise (501-1000 Pieces), * Extended License: Clothing/Merchandise (1001-2500 Pieces) |
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