Monday, October 10, 2011

Print prices: Print in tube $45.00/Framed and matted print 200.00/ larger framed giclee print 450. (measurments & photo below)

A gicle print that is in the frame priced at 450. can now be ordered by itself without matting or a frame for 200.00
The print size is 12 x 19 1/2 on quality archival paper ready to frame.
Grovers Mill War Of The Worlds
This image is copywriten and protected by law and is not to be used, copied or reproduced without permission from the artist.

The original painting completed in October 2008 is 4x6 1/2 feet and hangs in a cafe near Grovers Mill NJ. It was created in time for the 70th Anniversary of the Orsen Wells radio show broadcast that took place on Halloween eve in 1938. Listeners across the country thought this radio drama that was treated like a breaking news story was actually taking place! with Martians that were squid like attacking a small town called Grovers Mill NJ not far from Princeton. It coused fear across the country as people thought we were under attack! This small agricultural town was randomly picked by stabbing a pencil into a map by the radio broadcast team.
Order your print of this by contacting the artist Robert at 609-571-2200 in New Jersey (USA) or email RHummel1@aol.com to make arrangements.

Order your copy of the painting Grovers Mill - War Of The Worlds 1938 from artist Robert Hummel. Purchase a 4 x 6 1/2 foot canvas print for $3,500.00

You can now own your own full size as the original on canvas to frame and display. This is the same size as the one at the cafe shown in the photo.


This is to date the only image of what may have been imagined by listeners in 1938 on Halloween Eve while listening to Orson Welles and the famous CBS Mercury Theatre On The Air broadcast. The scene is Grovers Mill New Jersey 1938 - Grovers Mill was thrown into the spotlight by randomly stabbing a pencil onto a map to choose a location for this adaption of the HG Welles classic.

Thursday, November 6, 2008

Contact Robert at 609-571-2200

Call or email the artist today to purchase this framed and matted Giclee print as shown below. One available and others can be custom ordered.
Brown frame -21 1/4 x 27 1/4 Actual print size - 19 1/4 x 11 3/4
$450.00
Other sizes available: A non Giclee print sent or delivered in a mailing tube for only 45.00 for a limited time. Print size of this is 13 x 8 inches. with plent of white space around it for matting and framing.
Framed and matted print - Black frame for 200.00 Image of this coming soon or call to have it emailed to you to see.
Customers are also welcome to call or email to visit the artist Robert Hummel's Art Studio at the Arts Station Studios in Hightstown NJ to see the products in person. ALL ORDERS ARE CUSTOM MADE AND ORDERED FROM MY PRINTER SO A DEPOSIT OR PAYMENT IS REQUIRED.
A full size 4x6 1/2 foot (mural size)print of the painting can be ordered on canvas. This is the size of the original painting and excellent for home offices, recreation rooms, corporate offices etc. Call to inquire on the price and details.
S&H not included but should be minimal.





Close up of the painting "Attack on Grovers Mill" War Of The Worlds 1938.

To see more of artist Robert Hummel's paintings visit www.PrincetonImpressions.blogspot.com
To purchase prints of "Grovers Mill War Of The Worlds" Created by Robert contact him at 609-571-2200 or rhummel1@aol.com

Contact the artist at 609-571-2200 or rhummel1@aol.com


Artist Robert Hummel sitting in front of his original 4 X 6 1/2 foot painting featuring the 1938 Halloween Eve martian invasion inspired from the Mercury Theatre broadcast.

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Grovers Mill War Of The Worlds - click on image to see larger view.


A recent comment I received: Your work is awesome.... I spent my barefoot years in Princeton Jct/Princeton and know the stories all to well.. I was not around in 1938 but every Hallows Eve... we would be reminded of the story just before going out to Trick or Treat... now talk about spooky.... Ice skated on the pond..had our skates sharpened at the Mill and the PJ Volunteer Fire Company would start a bond fire so we would keep warm... Great Memories
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