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Hélicoptère KA-27 empalé sur Tryzub. 37x30x34 (HxLxP) (1357 HS)
Hélicoptère KA-27 empalé sur Tryzub. 37x30x34 (HxLxP) (1357 HS)
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$1,650.00
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$1,650.00
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Hélicoptère KA-27 détruit empalé sur un Tryzub. 38,5x32x27,5 cm (HxLxP)
Conçu par Hisoshi Art Studio. instagram.com/hisoshi.art.studio/
Peint par Anastasia Leonova. instagram.com/lleonovana.ph/
Conçu par le conservateur VG Lenny Pridatko
En raison des conditions de guerre, cette œuvre sera expédiée 6 à 9 mois après l'achat.
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Questions fréquemment posées
What is the size of the KA-52 attack helicopter artwork? + −
The artwork measures 38.5cm in height, 32cm in length, and 27.5cm in width, making it a striking decorative piece for any space.
What is the size of the KA-52 attack helicopter artwork? + −
The artwork measures 38.5cm in height, 32cm in length, and 27.5cm in width, making it a striking decorative piece for any space.
Is this a handmade or mass-produced piece? + −
This artwork is uniquely crafted by Tanya Shacun, with the design conceived by VG Curator Lenny Pridatko, ensuring a one-of-a-kind display of the KA-52 attack helicopter impaled on the Tryzub.
Is this a handmade or mass-produced piece? + −
This artwork is uniquely crafted by Tanya Shacun, with the design conceived by VG Curator Lenny Pridatko, ensuring a one-of-a-kind display of the KA-52 attack helicopter impaled on the Tryzub.
Who are the artists behind the KA-52 attack helicopter impaled on Tryzub artwork? + −
The artwork was designed by Hisoshi Art Studio and beautifully painted by Tanya Shacun, highlighting their artistic expertise and attention to detail.
Who are the artists behind the KA-52 attack helicopter impaled on Tryzub artwork? + −
The artwork was designed by Hisoshi Art Studio and beautifully painted by Tanya Shacun, highlighting their artistic expertise and attention to detail.
What is the significance of the design featuring the KA-52 attack helicopter and Tryzub? + −
The artwork symbolizes a powerful visual narrative, combining the KA-52 attack helicopter with the Tryzub emblem, crafted to evoke thought and conversation about the themes of strength and heritage.
What is the significance of the design featuring the KA-52 attack helicopter and Tryzub? + −
The artwork symbolizes a powerful visual narrative, combining the KA-52 attack helicopter with the Tryzub emblem, crafted to evoke thought and conversation about the themes of strength and heritage.
Can I see the actual artwork before purchasing? + −
Yes, you will receive the exact artwork shown in the photographs, allowing you to appreciate the detailed craftsmanship and design firsthand.
Can I see the actual artwork before purchasing? + −
Yes, you will receive the exact artwork shown in the photographs, allowing you to appreciate the detailed craftsmanship and design firsthand.
What is the size of the destroyed KA-52 helicopter artwork? + −
The artwork measures 37x30x34 cm (HxLxW), making it a prominent display piece for any space.
Who designed and painted the destroyed KA-52 helicopter sculpture? + −
The sculpture was designed by Hisoshi Art Studio and painted by Tanya Shacun, both recognized for their artistic expertise.
What is the inspiration behind the KA-52 attack helicopter artwork? + −
The artwork depicts a destroyed KA-52 attack helicopter, symbolizing wartime conditions, and was conceived by VG Curator Lenny Pridatko.
When can I expect my order of the KA-52 helicopter impaled on Tryzub to be shipped due to current conditions? + −
Due to wartime conditions, this artwork will ship within 6-9 months after purchase.
Where can I find more about the artists involved in creating this KA-52 attack helicopter sculpture? + −
You can view their work on Instagram at instagram.com/hisoshi.art.studio/ for Hisoshi Art Studio and instagram.com/tanya_shacun/ for Tanya Shacun.
