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777 Tri-Seven Entertainment Selma March Poster I Can And I Will 50Th Anniversary Print African American Black History, 24''X18''
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Vendor: 777 Tri-Seven Entert
Type: Home Décor Products,Wall Art & Mirrors,Canvas Prints
Sku: WBHOMB0195Z74SQ
Available : Instock
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777 Tri-Seven Entertainment Selma March Poster I Can And I Will 50Th Anniversary Print African American Black History, 24''X18''
$24.99
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the size of the 777 Tri-Seven Entertainment Selma March Poster? A: The poster measures 24 inches by 18 inches.
- Q: What is the theme of the Selma March poster? A: The poster features the theme 'I Can And I Will' and commemorates the 50th Anniversary of the Selma March, highlighting the participation of President Barack Obama and the First Family.
- Q: What material is the poster made from? A: The poster is made from high-quality semi-gloss paper.
- Q: Is the poster suitable for framing? A: Yes, the poster comes unframed, making it suitable for framing according to your preference.
- Q: What are the printing qualities of the poster? A: The printing process used for this poster produces a vivid and detailed picture, ensuring high-quality visuals.
- Q: Can the poster be used for purposes other than decoration? A: Yes, the poster is suitable for home, office, wall decoration, framing, gifting, and as a symbol of solidarity.
- Q: How should I care for the poster? A: To care for the poster, keep it away from direct sunlight to avoid fading, and consider framing it for protection.
- Q: Is this poster a good gift option? A: Yes, the poster makes a thoughtful gift, especially for those interested in African American history or the Selma March.
- Q: Where can I display the Selma March poster? A: You can display the poster in various settings such as living rooms, offices, classrooms, or community centers.
- Q: Does the poster have any historical significance? A: Yes, the poster commemorates the historic Selma March of 1965, which was a pivotal event in the civil rights movement for voting rights.