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INMA SERRANO

Mercaderes Street. Pamplona

Mercaderes Street. Pamplona

39,00€ EUR
39,00€ EUR
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Stunning vertical urban sketch on the Mercaderes Street, Pamplona by Inma Serrano.

Shipping information

FREE SHIPPING ROLLED PAPER Worldwide.

FREE SHIPPING FRAMED PAPER To EU, UK, USA and AU.

Please, Ask in customer@thetravelerart.com for other countries.

Production Times EU - UK - USA - AU We print all items to order. 
  • Paper prints within 1-3 business days;
  • Framed prints within 2-4 business days;
  • Deco Prints 2-4 business days. (Except AU)
    Shipping Times EU - UK - USA - AU Approximate shipping times are as follows:
    • Paper prints within 4-10 business days;
    • Framed prints within 7-14 business days;
    • Deco Prints 4-15 business days. (Except AU)

      Other Shipping Prices & Times Please, Ask in customer@thetravelerart.com for other countries.

      Depending on the destination, orders may be subject to additional charges such as sales tax, customs & duty charges. The Traveler Map SL does not have any responsibility for these additional charges that may apply. The following summary provides live updates of any known production issues across our global network. We will update this page in real time; as soon as news reaches us.

      Last updated 15 February 2023

       

      PRODUCTION SHIPPING
      EU
       Good
      Some impact Deliveries into Ireland delayed by up to 9 days due to slower processing of orders through Irish customs.
      USA
      Some impact
      + 2 working days
      Good
      UK
      Some impact
      + 2 working days
      Some impact The previous cyber incident that affected Royal Mail international deliveries has been resolved, but deliveries may take slightly longer for the following services:
      • Royal Mail International Tracked
      • Royal Mail International Tracked & Signed
      • Royal Mail International Standard
      For the latest information, please check Royal Mail's incident page.
      INCIDENT BULLETIN PAGES
      UK Royal Mail - PostNL - DPD NL - Fedex - UPS - DHL
       

      Packaging

      All items are wrapped safely in protective materials. Framed print are packaged in our own dual-wall shipping boxes, which are purpose-made to our specifications and are designed to withstand even long international journeys safely. Our packaging standards have been refined many times, over many years and breakages and damage are now extremely rare. On those occasions when incidents do happen, we strive to ensure that your collection and replacement are organised immediately and shipped back out on a priority service without any fuss.

      Our printing

      We print in Europe, the United Kingdom, the United States or Australia, depending on where the shipment is going to travel.

      We use a soft 200gsm EMA fine art paper provided by Hahnemühle and premium branded inks to create the perfect Giclée reproduction.


      In Limited Editions we use the beautiful Hahnemühle German Etching (HGE) 310gms.


      In Photo Prints we use Fuji Crystal DP II photo paper mounted in a 3mm Dibond panel protected by a 2mm Perspex Glass

      Dimensions

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