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The Movie vs The Book Original Literary Art Print Fine Art Paper Laminated or Framed Multiple Sizes for
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Does the movie ever cover the depth and excitement of the book? The Movie vs The Book is a collaborative piece by West Virginia Artist Glen Brogan and Echo-Lit, LCC Original design by Glen Brogan in collaboration with Echo-Lit, LLC.; Available plain paper, laminated or framed in four sizes: "8 x 10," "11 x 14," 18 x 24," and 24" x 36".; Carefully packaged to prevent damage during shipping.; Proudly created in the USA. Rated 4.8 out of 5.
- Original design by Glen Brogan in collaboration with Echo-Lit, LLC.
- Available plain paper, laminated or framed in four sizes: "8 x 10," "11 x 14," 18 x 24," and 24" x 36".
- Carefully packaged to prevent damage during shipping.
- Proudly created in the USA.
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Does the movie ever cover the depth and excitement of the book? The Movie vs The Book is a collaborative piece by West Virginia Artist Glen Brogan and Echo-Lit, LCC
Highlights: Original design by Glen Brogan in collaboration with Echo-Lit, LLC. Available plain paper, laminated or framed in four sizes: "8 x 10," "11 x 14," 18 x 24," and 24" x 36". Carefully packaged to prevent damage during shipping. Proudly created in the USA.
Key details: Customer Reviews: 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (85) 4.8 out of 5 stars
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Customer feedback: 4.8/5 average rating.
Review snippets: This is so cute! Exactly as pictured and shipped well. Read more / This is great piece of art. I have it hanging in my school library and it brings in a lot discussion about its mean. Read more