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W. Britain
Created as a private hunting ground, James I permitted limited access to gentlefolk and in 1652 Parliament ordered the then 620-acre park to be sold. During the Great Plague of London in 1665, Hyde Park was used as a military camp.
Hudson & Allen Studio backdrops are rendered on an industrial, photo giclée printer using pigment inks for deep, rich color. Each backdrop is printed on heavy matte paper stock and can be easily cut down to fit your specific needs. Measures 31" Wide x 13" High.
Figures sold separately. Photos with figures courtesy of Scott Walter.