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Great space!

8 years ago

How long did all these take to hang? Thanks in advance!

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Hang My Art
8 years ago
Hi Mat,

Thanks for your question!

We love grouping images into great montages. This particular collection of works took 45 minutes to design and hang. Best placement of works in a montage is key to a professional finish.

David
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