One of the trickiest decisions when shopping for art prints posters is whether to buy a sealed print portfolio without seeing the individual sheets. That is exactly the situation with the NEW Flesh and Blood Portfolio by Steve Fastner & Rich Larson 1991 Art Prints, priced at USD 8.00.
Quick verdict
This 1991 portfolio carries a first-edition label, includes a board in the back, and has a listed height of 14 inches. The portfolio is unframed, so the buyer decides how to display it. The plastic seal remains in place, which means the prints are not visible until the seal is opened. If that works for you, the listed price at review time makes it easy to say yes. If you need to inspect the artwork first, this is not the right pick.
Who it suits
- Collectors interested in Steve Fastner and Rich Larson artwork
- Buyers who want an unframed 1991 print portfolio they can frame or display their own way
- Anyone shopping for an art print poster set in the USD 8.00 range
- Shoppers comfortable with an unopened, sealed print set
What stands out
The biggest details are the 1991 origin, the first-edition label, the board in the back, and the unopened plastic seal. At 14 inches in listed height, the unframed print set has a specific size to keep in mind. The title also says the set is new, which adds to the collectible appeal.
NEW Flesh and Blood Portfolio by Steve Fastner & Rich Larson 1991 Art Prints
The main reason to choose this portfolio is the combination of a 1991 date, first-edition status, and a USD 8.00 price. The clear limitation is the unopened seal: you cannot see the individual prints until you break it. That makes this a buy for someone who trusts the stated details and wants a sealed 1991 portfolio.
Trade-offs worth knowing
On the positive side, this is a 1991 portfolio, labeled first edition, with a board in the back and a listed height of 14 inches. On the other side, the unframed format means display hardware and framing are up to you. The unopened plastic seal also means no preview of the sheets before purchase. Those facts frame the decision about as clearly as they can.
Bottom line
If you are drawn to the Steve Fastner and Rich Larson names and want a 1991 first-edition, unframed portfolio at USD 8.00, this is worth considering. The sealed packaging is the main thing to weigh against that price. If you can accept an unopened print set, the Flesh and Blood Portfolio is a straightforward addition to an art print posters collection.
