Print looked like Hopper had actually painted it..The colors were so rich & deep. Friends commented on that. Chris Kinsman of CC Framing,, Jacksonville did a fantastic job with the color match & quality of the frame. This painting touched me as a native New Yorker.
Edward Hopper "New York Movie 1939"
Our family used to park across the Charles River on the Cambridge side and walk our dogs across Longfellow Bridge down Charles Street and into Beacon Hill. A lot of memories in this print.
Amazing print! Good quality and so easy, took me 2 seconds to hang. I was so excited I hung it up before even taking the plastic off. It looks like it’s always been in our basement. Very happy
I really love how it tells a story about what it could’ve been like in the west in the United States around the late 1800s. I like art that makes you visualize it.
My son, who just started his freshman year at Northwestern, asked me if I had any unique posters or photos that he might like to put up in his dorm. I told him about the blown away guy print I had in my dorm in the '80s and he was intrigued. I found your site and showed him a picture of it, and he liked it, so I bought it for him. It now adorns his dorm room wall.
I have a thing about cows. It started decades ago when my husband and I lived in Colorado. I used to say, "I want to have two cows, Bessie and George." So I gave my picture another name, "Bessie, George, and Friends."
We have a little hall/breezeway from our living room to master suite and master bath. It's hanging with another favorite print in that area. That way I see them every day. They are so calming. The walnut color on the frame looks authentic and the picture was prepared professionally for hanging. Thanks so much!
LPT (Bessie and George)
Awesome print and price. Everyone who see's it love's it and start quoting Joe Pescie in the movie. That scene was ad-libbed and Martin Scorzie mother was Ma.
The white spaces on this print (which is mostly black and white) have an ugly, heavy purple tint. My best guess is that this was the result of incorrectly printing an RGB image on a CMYK printer. This print was completely unusable.
The overall image sharpness is very bad. The Ferarri logo isn’t even identifiable and the overall image is blurry. Also the print arrived in undamaged packaging but there is a small crease in the side of the print that must have happened before it was packaged.
I had this frame, with a print already installed in it. So I carefully removed all of the staples and the paper from the back and removed the print and laid this Kramer print over the original one, attaching it with double sided scotch tape and then carefully reinstalled it back into the frame. It worked out really well! But I do have some wrinkles that I just couldn’t get out. That’s my fault.