Earth Sky + Water - Floridas Freshwater Fishes - Double-matted Posters with Black Frame
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Earth Sky + Water - Floridas Freshwater Fishes - Double-matted Posters with Black Frame
- This stunning poster includes 103 fish species, both common and exotic, found in all regions of Florida
- This stunning poster includes 103 fish species, both common and exotic, found in all regions of Florida
- Species selection by Dr. Robert Werner, professor emeritus of environmental science at SUNY
- Each 19" X 27" poster is carefully dry mounted, double-matted using acid-free mats & framed using fully a 1 frame. The finished size is a generous 26 X 34.
- Printed using fade-resistant inks and conforming to the highest production standards, it is truly a museum-quality piece. Dry mounted on 3/16 heat-activated foam board ensures a flat print that will not warp with humidity.
Dry mounted on 3/16 heat activated foam board ensures a flat print that will not warp with humidity. Custom Made Printed and framed in the USA with American-made high-grade materials.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the exact dimensions of this framed poster?
The finished framed size is 26" x 34". The poster itself is 19" x 27" before framing and matting.
How many fish species are included on this poster?
The poster features 103 fish species found in Florida's freshwater regions, including both common and exotic species.
Will this poster fade or get damaged by humidity?
No. The poster is printed with fade-resistant inks and dry mounted on foam board to prevent warping from humidity. It's museum-quality and built to last.
Is this ready to hang, or do I need to frame it?
It comes fully framed and ready to hang. The frame is black and the poster includes double acid-free mats for protection and a professional appearance.
Where is this poster made?
The poster is printed and framed in the USA using American-made, high-grade materials.
Who selected the fish species shown?
The species were selected by Dr. Robert Werner, a professor emeritus of environmental science at SUNY.
