Barnetog på 17 Mai

$20 – $50

The 17th of May in Norway is referred to as National Day or Constitution Day (Grunnlovsdagen).

It’s special because there is no military parade but Children’s parades, marching bands, traditional costumes, and ice cream.  is the highlight of the occasion. This artwork captures ethnic and cultural diversity also.
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SKU: JSG4425479 Influenced by: Norway Medium: Categories: , ,
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This artwork can be used and customised in different ways for card making, poster making , social posts, stickers and more. The original digital artwork can be downloaded and customised to your needs.

“The 17th of May in Norway is referred to as National Day or Constitution Day (Grunnlovsdagen). Norway’s first constitution was signed on this date in 1814 in the Norwegian town of Eidsvoll and Norway was declared independent after a 400-year union with Denmark.”

Please note that :

  • Printing colors may be slightly different from colors on computer screen depending on printers.
  • Each artwork may be slightly changed in position and size depending on picture ratios.
  • Fading colors & textures on pictures are intentional design.

 

Term of use :

  • This is a limited edition digital product.
  • Not for resale or reproduction in any formats both physical & digital products.
  • We do not accept returns, exchanges or cancellations. But please contact us directly if you have any questions, need customization or facing problems placing your order.

 

How to download files :

  • For customers that have JSG account, go to Your Account > Purchases (Purchase History) and look for the order.. You will find product link and Certificate Of Authenticity for download.
  • For customers that are guest users, you'll find download link in the receipt EMAIL that will be sent to you after purchase.

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