Lighted Wall Clock - Thompson Trophy Air Races Airplane Grossman Art Backlit NEW

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Lighted Wall Clock - Thompson Trophy Air Races Airplane Grossman Art Backlit NEWThese backlit or lighted clocks have a look and feel of the vintage clocks from the 1950's but all the modern technology from the 21st century. The clock measures 14 inches across. The outer lens is made from high quality optical lexan held in place with 3 removable rivets. It's scratch resistant and won't yellow over time. The advertisement face is cut out by a CNC router and the image is placed with a UV dried computer controlled printing process that will last for many years. The back of the clock is made from black ABS plastic that houses a 22 watt fluorescent circline bulb with an on/off switch in the cord. The clock is a battery operated quarts movement that runs from 1 double AA battery. This sign is awesome when lit! This is a must for any collector and would look great in your home, office, or garage.Beautiful printing. 14 inches across. Clear Lexan outer lens. Plugs into any 110 outlet. On/Off switch in cord. Quarts movement runs from AA battery (Battery not included). Made in the USA. Clock dimension: 14" diameter x 4" deep. Limited edition art of acclaimed artist Larry Grossman.ATTENTION INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS:1) This item comes with 110V power adapter. If your country uses 220V, you will need to purchase a power transformer / converter ( convert 220V to 110V) in order to operate this clock. Transformer can be purchased from most local electronics store.2) International orders processing time is about 5 days and shipping time is about 10 - 20 days, expected delivery date will be 15 - 25 days after you place your order. Sometimes it is slower due to customs holdup, there is nothing we can do about that.3) All sales final, no returns for international customers. We will check the item before sending it to you.4) Warranty will be voided once we ship outside United States.5) Shipping & handling costs include the postage based on weight and also the extra cost of international packaging, paperwork preparation, and testing the product.PAYMENT:PaypalRETURN POLICY:100% Guaranteed. If you are not happy after initial inspection with quality, materials, or workmanship; notify us via email and return item in unused condition in original carton within 14 days for exchange or credit, less S&H. We will refund shipping costs only if the return is a result of our error.EXCLUDED SHIPPING LOCATIONS:Alaska/Hawaii -- Contact us for shipping cost.US Protectorates -- Contact us for shipping cost.APO/FPO -- Contact us for shipping cost.PO Box -- Please supply us with a physical address, UPS does not deliver to PO Box.Larry Grossman's professional art career began at age 15 when he purchased his first airbrush and began painting wild designs on T-shirts at car shows, occasionally working for the famous "King of the Kustomizers" George Barris. This early income enabled him to buy his first car, a Chevy powered '29 Ford hot rod. Moving from L.A. to Berkeley in the psychedelic 60's, he studied film and photography, graduating from the California College of the Arts. "Rude Vagabond", an animated film he single handedly created won the Grand Prize at the joint CCAC/San Francisco Art Institute Film Festival. He also wrote, directed and produced the feature film "The Big Sleeze". Both films have toured extensively on the national "Midnight Movie" circuit.In 1981 the Disney Studios enticed Larry back to L.A. to work as a designer on their landmark first computerized film, "TRON". Freelancing in the 80's and 90's he created many logos, illustrations, and merchandise designs for major studios including Disney, Warner Bros., and DreamWorks. He also illustrated three album covers for legendary musician Frank Zappa, and one for Hank Williams Jr.. Through his firm "Art Attack" Larry also designed and sold innovative giftware, furniture, and other interior decor.In the early '90's Larry became enthralled with the creative potential of the computer, and as a result put his airbrush and paints aside. His current digital work combines his love of architecture, design, and photography with his passion for the styles of the 1920's-50's (he drives a '32 Ford hot rod and a self-restored '61 Nash Metro convertible, and collects vintage clothes). Over the years he has amassed an extensive catalog of his own photos, which he is now using (exclusively) to create his art in an entirely new and imaginative way. Combining these photos with state of the art digital painting techniques, he has created a look and style which is uniquely his own.Larry's artwork is distributed through his company "RetroVisions" and is becoming quite collectable. It is currently exhibited at galleries and museums worldwide, including the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) Museum in Pomona California, and the famed Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles. His images are also being published as calendars, puzzles, mouse pads, and much more. Recently Larry was thrilled to have been commissioned to create custom pictures for two legends of hot rod culture, one for his old pal George Barris, and one for Ed "Big Daddy" Roth's widow. read more

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