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Wall mural Colosseum in Rome
  • Wall mural Colosseum in Rome
  • Wall mural Colosseum in Rome
  • Wall mural Colosseum in Rome
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backWall mural Colosseum in Rome

€40.65
Measures
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Inverse
Black and White
Finishing
Self Adhesive Vinyl

Very resistant adhesive vinyl with a smooth and satin-like finish. They can be placed on all types of smooth surfaces such as walls, doors, appliances, glass, partitions, plasterboard, etc. Manufactured to be easy to install and remove without residue.

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Canvas paper

A NON-ADHESIVE material with a matte and textured finish, ideal for those murals made from images of paintings, abstract photos or paintings. It is not advisable to use this material in kitchens and bathrooms. They can be cleaned with a soft sponge, warm water and neutral soap.

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Translucent adhesive

It is the ideal vinyl to decorate or mark glass surfaces. It is widely used in commercial premises, on partition walls, in indiscreet windows in bathrooms, kitchens, glazed terraces, shop windows, etc. It allows light to pass through but prevents the vision of what is behind.

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The Colosseum is a symbol of Rome that attracts thousands of travelers each year willing to observe it up close and discover its mysteries. Despite its current state due to its use as a temple, warehouse, fortress or quarry, we can still recognize the greatness it had in 80 AD when it was inaugurated under the name of the Flavio amphitheatre. It was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 1980 and one of the seven wonders of the world in 2007. Gladiator combats, naumaquias (naval battles), animal hunting, plays and even executions took place there. .

They could attend up to 65,000 spectators, the locations closest to the arena and therefore with greater visibility were reserved for the emperor and the senators, the lower the power of the attendees was. Attending the events was free and the different stands were accessed through 80 numbered doors. During the Middle Ages its use changed and it was used as a refuge and its stones were looted for the construction of other buildings until it was converted into a Christian sanctuary. This measure saved it from complete destruction.

If you are thinking of decorating a wall, I recommend this mural with vintage tones of the Colosseum in Rome . We have a wide catalog of monuments photomurals that will help you decorate your home or business.

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