Hung Out to Dry
Singapore (1985)
The untold story: An iconic way of drying clothes in Singapore, often found in HDB (Housing and Development Board) estates, many of which have since been demolished. Lack of air con (or existence of), high humidity and poor ventilation meant every house had a rack to dry their clothes. The result? A large wall punctuated by blots of colour.
The fun stuff:
- New A5 postcards! The same quality, just smaller.
- Giclée 320gsm semi-matte archival paper. Your wall will thank you.
- All prints are made to order in London or Germany, and delivered within 10 days.
- Safely wrapped and packed, with fast, worldwide delivery. All packaging is 100% recyclable too.
- Not happy with your order? Direct and personal help on all orders, anywhere in the world.
- Available A5-A1 size, also available with solid wood frames. Easy to put up or frame yourself.
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