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Opperbevelhebber Mykhailo Drapatyi. Geschilderd op een granaat van 30 mm. (1394 TS)
Opperbevelhebber Mykhailo Drapatyi. Geschilderd op een granaat van 30 mm. (1394 TS)
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Reguliere prijs
$750.00
Reguliere prijs
Verkoopprijs
$750.00
Verzending wordt berekend bij het afrekenen.
Aantal
Kon ophaalmogelijkheid niet laden
30 mm lange geëxplodeerde granaat (16,5 cm hoog), beschilderd door de Oekraïense kunstenaar Tanya Shacun. Je kunt haar volgen via instagram.com/tanya_shacun/
Vanwege de oorlogsomstandigheden wordt dit kunstwerk binnen 6–8 maanden na de aankoopdatum verzonden.
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Veelgestelde vragen
What is the Ukrainian reward system artwork, and what makes it unique? + −
The Ukrainian reward system is a painted 30mm exploded shell, handcrafted by Ukrainian artist Tanya Shacun. Its unique design and cultural significance make it a compelling collectible or gift for those interested in Ukrainian art and history.
How long will it take for my Ukrainian reward system artwork to arrive? + −
Due to wartime conditions, the Ukrainian reward system artwork ships within 4-6 months for European donors and 6-9 months for those outside Europe, ensuring safe delivery while supporting Ukrainian artists.
What is the artwork 'Commander-in-Chief Mykhailo Drapatyi' made from? + −
The artwork is a painted 30mm exploded shell that measures 16.5cm tall, created by Ukrainian artist Tanya Shacun.
Who is the artist behind this Ukrainian reward system artwork? + −
The artwork is painted by Tanya Shacun, a Ukrainian artist, whose work you can follow on Instagram at instagram.com/tanya_shacun/.
How long does it take to receive this artwork if I am a European donor? + −
Due to wartime conditions, the artwork will ship within 4-6 months to European donors.
What is the expected delivery time for donors outside of Europe? + −
Donors residing outside of Europe can expect to receive the artwork within 6-9 months due to wartime shipping delays.
How does this artwork relate to the Ukrainian reward system? + −
This piece is part of the Ukrainian reward system, serving as a symbolic and cultural expression through art, showcasing Ukrainian resilience and creativity.
