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Carl Horner Question
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I love to group my cards into different categories (pose / set / player / team) and I make different PPT pages with them (have another thread about them).
Recently I was making a Carl Horner portrait page with all my cards with his photos and I wanted to put a picture of him on that page but I can't find any photos of him online. Anyone have a photo of Carl Horner? Here is the start to my Horner tribute page (Johnson photo is from Horner right? I think it is the same pose as the Ramly? ) Thanks. BTW, great piece on Horner: http://www.thenationalpastimemuseum....t-hit-and-more Aaron |
There is a photo of Horner and his wife on page 232 of the Henry Yee book on baseball photography.
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That Matty image is Benjamin Falk and not Horner.
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Also, has the Cobb portrait been definitively attributed to Horner?
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Hi Jeff- I've always understood the Cobb portrait to be a Horner...
A quick google search produced several mentions of it, here's one: http://www.goodwinandco.com/mobile/l..._red_backgroun |
I have never seen the actual Horner photo used for Johnson's portrait. Does anyone here have a copy? It sold at Christie's years ago. I contacted them to try to get a scan but they sent me to another company that wanted a ton of money just to send me the listing.
These do not list the photographer, but here are some T206 with the photos used to make them: http://t206resource.com/Photos%20Gallery.html |
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Here is the Horner of Johnson that sold in the 1996 Christie's sale. It sold for $3,450 against a $1,000/$1,500 estimate. I was the frustrated underbidder. It has not changed hands since the sale and currently resides in one of the top collections in the country.
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Kevin! You are my hero! Thank you for posting that - what a great image. I had settled on looking at the M116.
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Some. Not all.
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Bryan, out of curiosity, who was the company that Christie's sent you to? Any recollection as to what they were charging?
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Here's my original Horner. Used to make the George Mullin T206 card.
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I'll play
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Here's mine, apparently cut from the larger composite and used for his T206 card
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Greg, I just checked and "ton of money" was a bit of an exaggeration on my part. I had to give my country and my intended use for the image (personal). It was going to be $60 for a high res digital file. I am not sure whether that would have been just the photo or a scan of the listing. I didn't feel like spending $60 for a scan, so I passed. I was sent to:
Bridgeman Images T: 212-828-1238 my 274 Madison Avenue, Suite 1604 New York, NY bridgemanimages.com The lot itself is still online, but it has no images: http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/l...b-abb804d3bcab Quote:
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Thx man. Stand alone photo from 1906.
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Quick check on amazon - $618 bucks wow. Anyone with a copy can scan a quick pick of Horner? Aaron |
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These Sullivans are all based on a Horner portrait, by the way. The first three are mine, but I don't own the E107 Breisch Williams. Somebody on the board actually owns an original Horner cabinet of him.
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Thanks so much for the tip, Bryan. I just shot them an email.
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I will post a pic of Horner for you from the book.
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That could be the first ever Selfie, as I'm sure he clicked something with his left hand to take the shot. :)
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Horner Cabinet Of OOM Paul Krueger and...
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....the controversy vs. Art Kruger that used to swirl around Paul's portrait on a T206. That is until our own Frank sorted it out. I actually have that missing corner piece.
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Awesome Sullivan Horner!
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