1920s France La Vie Parisienne Magazine #416 Framed Print

A very fine production. Delivered extremely quickly. A very reliable source of beautifully framed high quality prints. I might look into replacing the reflective cover with non-reflective glass that might work better in our church setting.

Love my new pictures. The Sunshine Skyway is my favorite bridge and it only seemed right for me to have some pictures of it. They hang in my office, where I can see them daily.

So pleased to have this on my mantle.

order as described ,fast shipping ,arrived in perfect condition and very well packed. I will order in the near future soon. Thank you

I have loved Will Bullas’ art for many years, so when I recently discovered “gnome man’s lamb,” I knew that if I hung it in my guest bathroom, not only would friends and family enjoy the whimsical drawing, but also my family members who are passionate about pickleball would get the pun about the area of pickleball courts called “No Man’s Land.” I bought my first Will Bullas print, a framed poster titled “just one of the guys,” when I was working as a consultant with a national company in support of a new online product in the 1990’s. Back then, when the use of personal computers and modems in offices was new, I was the only woman among four men in the country who were hired to train people how to use the new product. Our boss had a habit of referring to us as “you guys” when he talked to us in meetings, but he would quickly apologize to me because he didn’t want to sound as if he was excluding me. I finally told him that “you guys” was fine with me because I just wanted them to think of me as one of them. Later, I bought a signed print of “the consultant” (numbered 835/1000) because that was my job title, and the little frog represented the sort of metamorphosis I experienced as a woman with tech expertise taking on a role that was expected to be filled by men. I added “a chick with brains” to my collection because it spoke to me about getting my college degree at mid-life and opening doors in a man’s world. Now that I’m retired, and the world of women in the workforce has changed a lot, “one tough old bird” holds special significance for me. I now have eleven Will Bullas prints on a wall in my guest bedroom, including a smaller version of “just one of the guys” that I bought to fit in the grouping. I think they are the perfect welcome for my loved ones when they visit, and it gives me pleasure to look at them. I’m including a photo of my Will Bullas wall that I hope you will share with the artist, along with my appreciation for his skills and my thanks for spreading happiness.