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Old 02-09-2011, 01:38 PM
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Great painting of the Bambino. Sure was worth the wait. I can't wait until mine is finished.
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Old 12-18-2014, 10:38 PM
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So it's been a few years since I updated this thread. For various reasons, I only just got around to framing my Kreindler masterpiece and wanted to show the board.

The photo isn't perfect, but it gives the general idea. I can't wait for it's final home to be available for me to hang it and photograph the painting properly. It looks soooooo much better in person.

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Old 12-19-2014, 02:45 AM
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So it's been a few years since I updated this thread. For various reasons, I only just got around to framing my Kreindler masterpiece and wanted to show the board.

The photo isn't perfect, but it gives the general idea. I can't wait for it's final home to be available for me to hang it and photograph the painting properly. It looks soooooo much better in person.

Congrats Mark, Lou looks terrific! Almost 4 years to get him framed??
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Old 12-19-2014, 09:27 PM
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Congrats Mark, Lou looks terrific! Almost 4 years to get him framed??
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It took a while because for the first 3 yrs my basement wasn't finished. I waited until I saw where he would hang to decide on the framing. Plus, I had to choose the frame carefully, because it had to measure up to the job you did on your JVM. You should post up a photo in the thread. You know you suffer from the illness.

Thanks to everyone for the kind words.

MVSNYC,
That frame looks great on the Babe.


Graig,
The only known treatment is wifeicillin. It is a very painful treatment that doesn't cure the illness, but does prevent the progression to owning multiple paintings.

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Old 12-19-2014, 09:48 PM
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Congrats Mark, Lou looks terrific! Almost 4 years to get him framed??

Scott,
It took a while because for the first 3 yrs my basement wasn't finished. I waited until I saw where he would hang to decide on the framing. Plus, I had to choose the frame carefully, because it had to measure up to the job you did on your JVM. You should post up a photo in the thread. You know you suffer from the illness.


Mark,
Now I completely understand! Even thought it took quite a while to get to where you're at today, it looks great. I cant wait to see a photo of it hanging in the finished basement. Your framing job and choice of colors is spot on, BTW.

Yes, it's true I do suffer from Kreindleritis and I don't see any end in sight.
As per your request, here is Vandy in Repose at Ebbets Field 1938, or as Graig calls it: Dutch Master. He painted this for me in 2012.

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Old 12-19-2014, 09:57 PM
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Congrats Mark, Lou looks terrific! Almost 4 years to get him framed??

Scott,
It took a while because for the first 3 yrs my basement wasn't finished. I waited until I saw where he would hang to decide on the framing. Plus, I had to choose the frame carefully, because it had to measure up to the job you did on your JVM. You should post up a photo in the thread. You know you suffer from the illness.


Mark,
Now I completely understand! Even thought it took quite a while to get to where you're at today, it looks great. I cant wait to see a photo of it hanging in the finished basement. Your framing job and choice of colors is spot on, BTW.

Yes, I do suffer from Kreindleritis and I don't see any end in sight.
As per your request, here is Vandy in repose at Ebbets Field 1938, or as Graig calls it: Dutch Master.

Happy holidays!

Dutch Master is correct.
That is one of my favs of his and your frame choice was superb. It really complements the painting well.
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I think that your treatment for the disease is purely iatrogenic.

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So it's been a few years since I updated this thread. For various reasons, I only just got around to framing my Kreindler masterpiece and wanted to show the board.

The photo isn't perfect, but it gives the general idea. I can't wait for it's final home to be available for me to hang it and photograph the painting properly. It looks soooooo much better in person.
Wow, beautiful! Love it!
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Mark,
What a great picture of Gehrig you chose. Classic.

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gorgeous! well worth the wait. I like the way the frame colors bring out the
Yankee cap/uniform colors.

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Old 12-19-2014, 10:33 AM
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Just had my Ruth Study framed. It has museum glass, which does not read in the photo.

I love it.
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Old 12-19-2014, 11:26 AM
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This disease that some of you suffer from is a weird one, indeed.

The frames look wonderful with their pieces, guys. Excellent choices!

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Old 12-19-2014, 11:38 AM
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This disease that some of you suffer from is a weird one, indeed.

The frames look wonderful with their pieces, guys. Excellent choices!

Graig
Yeah Graig, I caught it too, not sure if there is a cure or not, but will let you know soon
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