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Name: Bed Peace Item Number: 3293910 Photo Choice: 11" x 14" Unframed (Add $80.00)   16" x 20" Unframed (Add $120.00)   20" x 30" Unframed (Add $160.00)   11" x 14" Custom Framed (Add $225.00)   16" x 20" Custom Framed (Add $315.00)   20" x 30" Custom Framed (Add $455.00)   Frame Type: Classic Black Wood Shadow Black with Silver Wood Inclination Black Wood Bravo Black Wood with Blacklip Bravo Black Wood Square Bravo Black Wood Silverlip Bravo Silver Wood Squared Old World Silver Leaf with Black Wood Museum Silver with Black Accent Wood Colonial Gold Leaf with Black Wood Impressions Bronze Wood Natural Deep Boxed Wood Classic Black Metal Florentine Black with Silver Beading Metal Wide Currents Brushed Satin Black Metal Techline Brushed German Silver Metal Unframed Custom framed orders please choose...

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	Photographer: Anonymous Medium: Photographic Print Copyright: Hulton Archive Suggested Frame: Classic Black Wood Description:March 27, 1969: Beatles singer, songwriter and guitarist John Lennon and his wife of a week Yoko Ono receive the press at their bedside in the Presidential Suite of the Hilton Hotel, Amsterdam. The couple stayed in bed for seven days 'as a protest against war and violence in the world'. About Our Products: Our Photographs - are hand crafted, using high quality state of the art color-layer paper that provide image stability for more than 100 years before any noticeable fading occurs. Our Frames - are custom-cut, have thick ply matting, dry mounted with a paper back, and, pre-wired for immediate display.

• In order to maintain the integrity of the original photograph, we do not crop images to fit paper proportions. Borders may vary according to the original image format and image size is slightly smaller than paper size.
• Visual representations of frame choices are approximations and may vary slightly from the actual product.
• Each image is protected by copyright and other laws relating to the protection of intellectual property rights.