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    I was surfing fleese bay this morning and just as I was waiting for the next page to come up, out of the corner of my eye. I saw the words Caven Point. I dismist at first but clicked back. I couldn’t beleave what I was looking at. Not only do I live a mile from Caven Point Pier but I also watched both planes hit the trade center. A lot of intensity in that water color. Does anyone here have a handle on the artist “Tompson”. Would be cool to follow though on this if they are still with us and local. Bob L
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    H-D commissioned paintings for the 1981 new motorcycle add campaign. This was just one of them, but it is not a complete picture of the original. I have a complete set of 6 prints, which I had framed. They were given away at H-D dealerships.
    Might check with some of the current artists online selling H-D paintings. They might know your artist.

    Steve
    Steve Cornish AMCA 6971
    TO MANY CLEVER PEOPLE NOT ENOUGH WISDOM

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    • #3
      Thank you. I new some one here would have the answer.
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      • #4
        In addition all of the people shown in the posters were employees of AMF/HD.
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        • #5
          Originally posted by Chris Haynes View Post
          In addition all of the people shown in the posters were employees of AMF/HD.
          If I remember correctly, one in this artwork series showed the Racine H-D dealership then located on Douglas Avenue in Racine, a city just south of Milwaukee that is also my hometown. Does that ring a bell?
          Herbert Wagner
          AMCA 4634
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          • #6
            Originally posted by Blupacer View Post
            H-D commissioned paintings for the 1981 new motorcycle add campaign. This was just one of them, but it is not a complete picture of the original. I have a complete set of 6 prints, which I had framed. They were given away at H-D dealerships.
            Might check with some of the current artists online selling H-D paintings. They might know your artist.

            Steve
            Is Thompson also the artist on the other prints?
            AMCA #3149
            http://www.thegoodoldmotorcyclepartscompany.com

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            • #7
              Herb, Are you thinking of R & B Harley-Davidson,Racine.
              Ken
              Originally posted by HarleyCreation View Post
              If I remember correctly, one in this artwork series showed the Racine H-D dealership then located on Douglas Avenue in Racine, a city just south of Milwaukee that is also my hometown. Does that ring a bell?
              Ken S., # 6457
              1926- H-D BAF-Peashooter
              1954-H-D Panhead

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              • #8
                Originally posted by milw.pirates View Post
                Herb, Are you thinking of R & B Harley-Davidson,Racine.
                Ken
                Yes, that's the name. I couldn't remember it.
                Herbert Wagner
                AMCA 4634
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                The TRUE beginnings of the Harley-Davidson Motor Co.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by HarleyCreation View Post
                  Yes, that's the name. I couldn't remember it.
                  The memory is the second thing to go,,,,,
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                  Be sure to register at the site so you can see large images.
                  Also be sure to visit http://www.caimag.com/forum/

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                  • #10
                    Martin Hoffman did other prints I have. L-A Sports Arena, Boot Hill Saloon, Sturgis, and on the beach to Daytona. The motorcycles are the stars. No dealership in my set. One other print, Going to Red River , I cannot see Signature in frame

                    Steve
                    Steve Cornish AMCA 6971
                    TO MANY CLEVER PEOPLE NOT ENOUGH WISDOM

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Blupacer View Post
                      Martin Hoffman did other prints I have. L-A Sports Arena, Boot Hill Saloon, Sturgis, and on the beach to Daytona. The motorcycles are the stars. No dealership in my set. One other print, Going to Red River , I cannot see Signature in frame

                      Steve
                      The dealership one was in a Harley ad in a mag or book I think. I believe it had "R&B" on the showroom window. Unless my going, going, gone memory is WAY off!
                      Herbert Wagner
                      AMCA 4634
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                      The TRUE beginnings of the Harley-Davidson Motor Co.

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