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Poster illustration wild boar

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A unique poster in A3 format with an illustration of a wild boar and accompanying text. Illustration by Karl Olsson.
  • A3 297mm x 420mm
  • 160 g uncoated paper
  • Ecolabelling: FSC, Easy On The Planet, The EU flower
Text: "The wild boar has a long history in Sweden that began around 11,000 years ago. The wild boar was exterminated and numbered in the domestic pig tribe, but was reintroduced in enclosures. After escapes in the 1970s and 1980s, they have once again gained a foothold in our country. The tribe has increased in various parts of southern Sweden. The fur is dark gray-brown to black in the winter and then has a curly, insulating The undercoat is dark at the base and lighter at the tips, which are often split.

Product information

  • A3 29.7 x 42 cm
  • 160 g uncoated paper
  • Ecolabelling: FSC, Easy On The Planet, The EU flower

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Product description

A unique poster in A3 format with an illustration of a wild boar and accompanying text. Illustration by Karl Olsson.
  • A3 297mm x 420mm
  • 160 g uncoated paper
  • Ecolabelling: FSC, Easy On The Planet, The EU flower
Text: "The wild boar has a long history in Sweden that began around 11,000 years ago. The wild boar was exterminated and numbered in the domestic pig tribe, but was reintroduced in enclosures. After escapes in the 1970s and 1980s, they have once again gained a foothold in our country. The tribe has increased in various parts of southern Sweden. The fur is dark gray-brown to black in the winter and then has a curly, insulating The undercoat is dark at the base and lighter at the tips, which are often split.

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