From: Ocean's Bridge - James <james@oceansbridge.com>
Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 6:39 AM
To: 
Subject: RE: Questions about a painting



These are 100% oil painted, in the traditional way, with no printing. We can even send photos of the creative process, from blank canvas through to finished work of art.

## 9 feet by 9 feet 5 inches - $1999

12 feet wide by 12 feet 6 2/3 inches $3479. I will have to check the shipping costs on this but it may add $200 - $400 more (we normally cover shipping costs but can't if it is over the 9'6" limit - our courier couldn't handle it)

More information on the process can be found at - http://www.oceansbridge.com/oil-paintings/creativeprocess.php

## Thanks,

James

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Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 7:01 AM To: Ocean's Bridge - James Subject: Re: Questions about a painting

Thank you for your reply! This painting will be framed for use in a private residence. I will ask them if they would be willing to go a bit smaller on the painting as I'm not sure how large they will want the frame. In the meantime, could you please still give me a quote on both the 12 ft. size and the 9 ft. size? I understand shipping will be quite a bit on the 12 ft., but if you could give me a price for shipping as well so my client can make the ultimate decision, that would be great! Also, I'm just confirming that these paintings are actually painted and not printed on canvas? Thank you for your help!

## On Dec 7, 2010, at 11:11 PM, Ocean's Bridge - James wrote:

> Dear

> If the painting had a width of 12 feet the height would be 12 feet 6

> 2/3 inches.

> While we could do this, shipping of such a large piece becomes

> extraordinarily expensive as the usual courier limit is around 10 feet

> for the tube we'd deliver it in.

>

> How about the size 9 feet by 9 feet 5 inches? We could ship that and remain

> within the courier's limits. For the record, a painting with the size >9

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> by 9 feet 5 inches would actually be on canvas 9 feet 6 inches by 9

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> feet

11

inches, as we include a 3 inch blank border around the painting to help with framing.
Could you let me know what the painting is to be used for, and whether it is ultimately to be framed or mounted? Larger pieces we've done in the past have occasionally been attached directly to the wall (such as in churches...we did a piece 9 feet by 20 feet for a church in Chicago a few years back!). If I have a clearer idea of the intended use I may be able to make recommendations on the size of painting and canvas.
Thanks,
James

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From: 
Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2010 1:10 AM
To: art@oceansbridge.com
Subject: Questions about a painting

Painting ID: 58335
Painting name: Massacre of the Innocents 1591
Name: 
Email: 
Questions: I would like to order this painting on canvas 12 feet wide x whatever the corresponding length would be. Is it possible to print this large on canvas? thank you 

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