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In the box
Framed print · hanging hardware included
Free tracked delivery
Arrives in 5–8 business days
7-day damage cover
Free replacement if it arrives damaged or wrong
How it's packed
Corner-protected, wrapped and boxed
About this work
Long-term parking
Long-term parking - 1982 belongs to the Nouveau Realisme years, when Arman piled and pressed everyday objects into dense, layered groups. This one takes its name from a car park, so expect a crowded, packed arrangement of forms rather than a scene with a horizon.
The framed poster arrives ready to hang, with a hanger already fitted to the back. It goes straight onto a nail or screw, so no separate frame is needed and the picture is on the wall in a minute.
In a hallway by the coat hooks, the stacked shapes read as a busy cluster. You catch the tight grouping as you pass with an armful of shopping.
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