paire 060 | Framed Vintage Photo - Matte Canvas

paire 060 | Jules & Seymour | Camp Campbell, Fort Campbell, KY  | Matte Canvas, Framed (Multi-color) | Forgotten Moments, Forever Remembered.

Experience a tender moment of connection in paire 060: Jules & Seymour. Set within the barracks of Camp Campbell at Fort Campbell, KY, this beautifully restored photograph captures the serene intimacy of two soldiers amidst the camaraderie and challenges of military life. Reclining comfortably on their bunks, Jules and Seymour share a moment of quiet companionship, their expressions radiating warmth and trust.

The muted tones of the military setting contrast elegantly with the soft, relaxed posture of the pair, emphasizing the resilience of love and friendship even in the most structured environments. This piece is a tribute to LGBTQ+ history, showcasing the deep connections that thrived even during times of hardship.

Product Details:

• Dimensions: Available in multiple sizes to suit your space.
• Frame Options: Select from black, espresso, or white pine wood frames.
• Canvas Print: Crafted on museum-quality, cotton-polyester blend canvas with a smooth matte finish.

Optional Giclée Prints: Available upon request.
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A Note on Provenance:
This photograph is part of a historical preservation collection, created to honor and celebrate LGBTQ+ history. The names and stories associated with this collection are fictional, offering a heartfelt tribute to love and resilience.

EU Compliance:

• EU Representative: HONSON VENTURES LIMITED, gpsr@honsonventures.com, 3, Gnaftis House flat 102, Limassol, Mesa Geitonia, 4003, CY.
• Product Information: Generic brand, 2-year warranty in EU and Northern Ireland under Directive 1999/44/EC.
• Care Instructions: If the canvas gathers dust, gently wipe it with a clean, damp cloth.

Honor the enduring power of connection and history with paire 060: Jules & Seymour. This poignant piece not only adds depth and character to your space but also preserves a vital chapter of LGBTQ+ history for generations to come.