Jack Wood Gallery

Cincinnati, États-Unis

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Téléphone :
+1 513-321-7077
Site :
www.jackwoodgallery.com
Adresse :
1413 Vine St, Cincinnati, OH, 45202
Over-the-Rhine
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
160 mWalnut St & 14th St
230 mWalnut St & 13th St
290 mWalnut St & Corwine St
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Adapté aux enfants
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1 avis sur Jack Wood Gallery

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Évaluation du lieu : 5
Richardson, TX
Fantastic shop in Cincinnati selling original vintage posters and graphic prints of all types!
Owner is incredibly knowledgable, well-​traveled and helpful. This is the place where ANYONE can find something INCREDIBLE to hang on their wall at home or work. He also purchases items.
Impressive collection of gorgeous travel posters, product posters, some move posters, advertisements, etc. from all around the world and from all decades. Most posters mounted on linen, in great shape, and ready to frame. Truly a top-​notch collection… and it’s all for sale! Not inexpensive, but the posters are really amazing.
My purchases: two travel posters from Japan (1930s, 1950s) and a French advertisement (1890s).