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Plate 19, Gateway at Labnah - Frederick Catherwood

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✓ Giclée print, archival inks
✓ Thick acid-free matte paper
✓ Free shipping · 30-day returns

In this image, the indigenous figures subtly direct the viewer’s attention to the grandeur of the Maya ruins. Their gaze and activities, such as two men working on the structure in the background, naturally lead the eye toward the ancient edifice. The relaxed posture of the workers contrasts with the significance of the ruins. Notably, the corbel vault, with its flat peak, stands out at the center, unlike Roman arches. This structure, like others in Labnah, represents the decaying yet proud legacy of a mysterious civilization, as highlighted in Stephens’ Incidents of Travel.

• Thick, matte, museum-quality paper (230 gr.)

• Printing from ultra High-Definition images

• Free shipping, no minimum order. Shipped rolled in a sturdy tube.

• Restored colors faithful to the original works

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SPECIFICATIONS : Premium mat art paper, Weather-resistant. The paper mill, the pulp used to make the paper and the paper itself are all certified by the Forest Stewardship Council®.