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Hello David, Everyone is impressed with the lighting and feel that the paintings have come to life. The portraits are making school headlines. (article on right) Thank you, Elena S. Rosas Original request below David, I would like to request your assistance for lighting two additional donor paintings. I have attached photos of the "niche" where these two paintings will be housed. They will be behind glass like our last painting. The measurements for the niche are 6-1/2" deep x 32" wide x 41" high. Also note that the outlet box is installed at the top of the niche; do you foresee a problem with that? I would like to match the fixture previously purchased since these portraits are located in the same corridor. I look forward to working with you again. Thank you, Elena S. Rosas
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Click on image above to see PDF file. (Reprinted with permission from the Web site of Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine)
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Hi David .. Project Complete !!! Enclosed are several photos starting with Mary, Michael and I visiting with Peter Max at his studio in NYC as he put the final touches on the Liberty Head painting. We commissioned Peter Max to paint this for us. Mary had a cetratin pallete of colors she wanted and Peter was most gracious in working with us to accomodate our request. It was never about buying a painting it was always about the experience of acquiring a painting. It started with us commissioning Peter Max to paint us a Liberty Head and then visiting with him for the finale. Once we had the painting home our next challenge was to find a lighting systen that would properly display our new prized posession. Mary and I are so appreciative to you for laboring over the details to create the perfect lighting scenario for this pop art masterpiece. Your installation instructions was perfect and easy to follow. Thanks!!! Thanks!!! Well until we save up a enough money to acquire some more great art .. Regards .. Steve Roma, Sr. Chief Executive WOW!zer sproma@workoutworld.com |
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David,
True to your promise, the package
just arrived. It was a snap to attach. I covered it up with a big sheet,
so it was not really "hidden". Nonetheless, my wife loved opening it on
Christmas day and was really pleased with the results. The proof is that I
often find she has turned it on at night to enjoy the picture longer.
I will also measure up and get you the
dimensions/pictures of two more pictures we are ready to light
up.
Thanks!
Ted
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Built for a 10 ft wide x 7 ft tall
painting. Maybe Not anymore ! I'm planning on building an 11 footer for a wall of photographs
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David, the picture light is great. Of course we are delighted with the light, but what I especially love is the unobtrusiveness (is that a word?) of the black housing and the custom arms. It is almost invisible against the picture frame. This solution is perfect .and we are delighted with the results and with the process of working with you. We have several friends in the interior design field and will pass along information about you Thank you so much. Ilene Adam
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This painting is mounted very high on the wall and is an early style light with dimmer on face plate. New housing hides lens better and dimmer knob is located on back. New improved optics provides smoother lighting distribution from top to bottom. So you ask why do I show an old light? the painting was so dark that the nun behind the door was not visible before installing my light. | |
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Renior Pastel
John Hagelin, Ph.D. |
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Yes, the original painted in 1776 | |
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This Painting is 80" wide |
