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The last neon lights (2021), Hong Kong | Fine Art Photography Print | Hong Kong Wall Art
Complimentary Delivery to the UK, Europe, and Australia on All Fine Art Prints
Unsure about the frame styles? Check out our [Frame & Size Guide] for detailed photos and specs.
Neon lights were first demonstrated by (Nikola Tesla) at the Chicago Exposition in 1893.
In 1910, Paris electrical engineer Georges Claude obtained a neon light patent after solving practical engineering problems.
Later, the neon lights also came to Shanghai and Hong Kong in the East. After 1949, the Chinese mainland's thinking changed, and the brightly coloured neon signs became a symbol of corruption in capitalism.
The 60s and 90s represented the prosperity and brilliance of Hong Kong. The densely packed neon tubes have also become a feature of Hong Kong's night scenes, attracting the eyes of tourists from all over the world. Unfortunately, since 2010, the implementation of new buildings and Hong Kong government legislation have restricted these. By design, Hong Kong people have not vigorously protected their own culture. Now, these cultural characteristics that have witnessed the prosperity of Hong Kong have gradually faded.
This stunning artwork is more than an elegant focal point for your home; it is a serene window to nature and a beautiful invocation of warmth, harmony, and lasting good fortune for your family.Each artwork is made to order at a premier UK-certified professional print laboratory. Utilizing Giclée archival processes, we ensure gallery-standard precision and color longevity.Museum-Grade Quality: Printed on archival fine art paper with pigment-based inks to ensure breathtaking depth, tonal richness, and longevity.
Available Sizes: Ranging from A3 to 70 x 100cm ( 28 × 40in ), designed to fit standard framing formats effortlessly.
Unframed: Shipped securely rolled in a protective tube, ready for custom framing to suit your interior space.
The Gallery Border:
To facilitate professional mounting and highlight the work's depth, all prints feature an elegant white border:
A3 & A2 Sized Prints: Includes a 4.5cm border.
A1 & 70 x 100cm ( 28 × 40in ) Sized Print: Includes a 5cm border.
(Note: These borders are in addition to the image size, providing ample space for framing without touching the printed surface.)
Choose 'Fine Art Print' for an unframed print — sized to fit standard international A-series frames, so you can easily find a matching frame at IKEA or any home decor store. Or select a framed option above for a ready-to-hang piece.
Complimentary Delivery to the UK, Europe, and Australia on All Fine Art Prints
Unsure about the frame styles? Check out our [Frame & Size Guide] for detailed photos and specs.
Neon lights were first demonstrated by (Nikola Tesla) at the Chicago Exposition in 1893.
In 1910, Paris electrical engineer Georges Claude obtained a neon light patent after solving practical engineering problems.
Later, the neon lights also came to Shanghai and Hong Kong in the East. After 1949, the Chinese mainland's thinking changed, and the brightly coloured neon signs became a symbol of corruption in capitalism.
The 60s and 90s represented the prosperity and brilliance of Hong Kong. The densely packed neon tubes have also become a feature of Hong Kong's night scenes, attracting the eyes of tourists from all over the world. Unfortunately, since 2010, the implementation of new buildings and Hong Kong government legislation have restricted these. By design, Hong Kong people have not vigorously protected their own culture. Now, these cultural characteristics that have witnessed the prosperity of Hong Kong have gradually faded.
This stunning artwork is more than an elegant focal point for your home; it is a serene window to nature and a beautiful invocation of warmth, harmony, and lasting good fortune for your family.Each artwork is made to order at a premier UK-certified professional print laboratory. Utilizing Giclée archival processes, we ensure gallery-standard precision and color longevity.Museum-Grade Quality: Printed on archival fine art paper with pigment-based inks to ensure breathtaking depth, tonal richness, and longevity.
Available Sizes: Ranging from A3 to 70 x 100cm ( 28 × 40in ), designed to fit standard framing formats effortlessly.
Unframed: Shipped securely rolled in a protective tube, ready for custom framing to suit your interior space.
The Gallery Border:
To facilitate professional mounting and highlight the work's depth, all prints feature an elegant white border:
A3 & A2 Sized Prints: Includes a 4.5cm border.
A1 & 70 x 100cm ( 28 × 40in ) Sized Print: Includes a 5cm border.
(Note: These borders are in addition to the image size, providing ample space for framing without touching the printed surface.)
Choose 'Fine Art Print' for an unframed print — sized to fit standard international A-series frames, so you can easily find a matching frame at IKEA or any home decor store. Or select a framed option above for a ready-to-hang piece.
FINE ART PRINT
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Photography Art Print Free shipping in UK
International customers are responsible for any local import duties or taxes that may apply.
WE SHIP WORLDWIDE!
All prints are robustly packaged; our prints are carefully rolled and shipped in kraft tube boxes. Although there are minor differences between individual lab packaging standards, the following approach is consistent.
PRODUCTION TIME
Each product is individually printed and assembled when you order it. Please allow us 2-3 business days to prepare your prints.
Print by the world’s leading print labs
The print labs we choose the world’s best print-on-demand drop shippers into a single, unified network - providing you with instant global fulfilment at the flick of a switch. Each partner is extensively tested, offers superb product quality and adheres to stringent manufacturing standards.
Go global, print locally.
The print network with a range of trusted outsourcing partners.
This hybrid model is the best of both worlds premium product quality, fast local shipping, and instant global scale.ESTIMATED SHIPPING TIMES
( Fine-Art Print)
North America: 3-7 business days.
Europe: 7- 10 business days.
Australia, New Zealand: 3-7 business days.
Asia Pacific: 7-14 business days.
South America: 7-14 business days.
United Kingdom: 3-7
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We have a 14-day return policy, which means you have 14 days after receiving your item to request a return.
Your item must be in the same condition that you received it, unworn or unused, with tags, and in its original packaging to be eligible for a return. You will also need the receipt or proof of purchase.
To start a return, you can contact us at differencecorner@gmail.com If the return is accepted, we’ll send you a return shipping label, as well as for instructions on how and where to send your package. Items sent back to us without first requesting a return will not be accepted.
You can always contact us for any return questions at differencecorner@gmail.com
Damages and issues
Please inspect your order upon reception and contact us immediately if the item is defective, damaged or if you received the wrong thing so that we can evaluate the issue and make it right.
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Enhanced matte art prints are shipped in various packaging types depending on the size/variant or where the item is printed.
Poster tube
When fulfilled from the UK, EU, US, CA, AU
Rigid spiral-wound cardboard tubes.
Square poster tubes
When fulfilled by the EU
Strong and crush-resistant spiral-wound square cardboard tubes.
The prints are shipped in either tubes or square cardboard, depending on where they are produced. The tubes can cause issues through some postal networks, so the square boxes are preferred for more products.