Stock art drawing of the Father of the Waters, Minneapolis City Hall
$20.00 – $500.00
Medium: Pen and ink line art illustration.
Suggested usage: books, magazines, brochures and similar.
Size: (B&W) 2400 x 1305 pixels @ 300dpi 1.88 mb JPEG File
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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.
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| Color |
Black & White |
|---|---|
| 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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