World Cup Italia '90
World Cup Italia '90
World Cup Italia '90
World Cup Italia '90
World Cup Italia '90

World Cup Italia '90

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1990
Regular price
£490.00
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Year

1990

Poster Size

23.6 x 27.6"/ 60 x 70cm

Rolled/Folded/Other

Rolled

Art By

F. Neri

Condition

Mint

Condition Notes

None, item is in mint condition

The 1990 FIFA World Cup was the 14th FIFA World Cup, the world championship for men's national association football teams. It was held in Italy from 8th June to 8th July 1990.

The tournament saw iconic moments such as Roger Milla's dancing, Gazza's tears, and Schillaci's celebrations. West Germany won the tournament, beating Argentina 1-0 in the final, with Italy third and England fourth.

This great poster has vibrant colour and wonderful artwork from F. Neri, it is on thick art stock and textured paper, in mint condition.

Framing Options

Framed posters come with a timeless made to measure custom frame available in black, white or natural oak colour. Each frame is made from high quality solid oak and the artwork is available to be framed with or without a surrounding white mount to make the poster stand out even more. Please note that due to their custom nature, frames are non-refundable with the exception of if they are damaged or incorrect. The frame size is the size of the poster plus an additional 70mm on each side if including a mount.

Frames are packaged and securely padded in a purpose built reinforced cardboard box. Unframed posters are packaged and securely padded in a purpose built reinforced cardboard tube.

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