"Himeji Zero" Poster Hanger
This painting showcases one of Japan’s most notable fighter planes during World War II. The A6M Zero airplane, depicted here, is piloted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Saburo Sakai. Lt. Sakai was Japan’s fourth-ranking ace who is most notably known for never losing a wingman in over 200 missions. It is shown with Himeji Castle, one of Japan’s most scenic and oldest castles, built in the 12th century. These two features, a war plane and an ancient castle, are summarized within the picture and the Japanese meaning of the cherry blossom. These blossoms reminds us that while we all go through hard times there is always optimism for hope and new beginnings.
Giclée print on premium Enhanced Matte Art (EMA) paper,finished and supplied with hand-crafted solid wooden poster hangers.
Slimline wooden poster hangers come with a discrete magnetic fastening to keep the prints perfectly secure. Hand-crafted from beautiful, solid wood, our picture hangers are ideal for displaying prints using a simple, contemporary design.
EMA is a high quality heavyweight fine art print material with a smooth, clean finish. This museum-grade paper showcases full color illustrations in stunning, vibrant detail.