I am proud to say that I own a print of The Kramer. It is in a prolific place in my home and is always a great conversation piece.
Does anybody out there also have Kramer on their wall?
Let it be known!
Fans discuss owning prints or merchandise featuring the Kramer painting from the show and how it serves as a conversation piece in their homes.
I am proud to say that I own a print of The Kramer. It is in a prolific place in my home and is always a great conversation piece.
Does anybody out there also have Kramer on their wall?
Let it be known!
I have the picture on the wall in my living room, it's just a poster in a frame really. Anyway, when my Grandmother came over to my place for the first time a few years ago, she saw it and asked my why I had a picture of a Mexican man on my wall...well I thought it was funny.
This has nothing to do with Seinfeld but your story about the "Mexican" man reminded me of something. About 6 years ago I had an Eric Clapton concert t-shirt. One day I wore it in front of my father and he gasped, because we are Jewish, "why are you wearing a shirt with Jesus on it?" Generation gap is alive and well.
I have a print of it proudly displayed in the center of the living room wall. Defintely good for a laugh. It's like he's watching over the room, guiding.
Dave
I have "The Kramer" on a sweatshirt. Does that count?
"He's a loathsome, offensive brute. Yet, I can't look away."
He sickens me.
His struggle is man's struggle.
I have a wall I have dedicated to Seinfeld, and included on this wall in all its glory is a Kramer print in a frame. I burned for it and it burned for me much like the burning I would later experience during urination
Whoever has the original is going to make a lot of money if he/she ever decides to auction off the painting. We're talking Van Gogh kind of money, too.
Where can I get a copy of the Kramer painting. I'm moving out in a few weeks to my own place, and would love to have a copy of the Kramner painting, it would be a great conversation piece!!!!!
Thank you
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Mark wrote:
in the air whether I should get that one or the George "Art of Seduction" print, but I decided To get the Kramer. GIDDYUP!!
Mark C.
John Smith wrote in message ...
I saw "Art Of Seduction" in a framed art store in the mall.
Yep...saw it in "The T-shirt Store" here in Burlington VT....how far are you willing to drive to get one????
Remember that George once posed for semi-nude photos to impress the photo shop clerk-well that famous sexy pose can be bought at stores
John Smith wrote in article ...
I saw the George pose on a t-shirt in one of the kiosks in my local mall.
On 14 Apr 1998, NBC wrote: