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    I went on a trip to South Asia about 2 summers ago and purchased three beautiful paintings at one…read moreof the local markets. Unfortunately, I needed to remove the original wooden stretcher bars located in the back of the painting just so I could fit them in my luggage. Fast forward 2 years later and these paintings still haven't been stretched! I shopped around and I decided to go with Art Distributors since they quoted me at a fraction of that cost of what other framing companies presented me with. On top of that, other framing companies told me that it would take two weeks for the stretch job. No, thank you! The staff was great and their framers knew exactly how to handle my artwork. Their service was very fast and efficient and I picked up my artwork within a couple days. I was very pleased at their work and I absolutely loved how my paintings looked!! I'm finally able to hang these on my wall to show off to my guests. I loved their work so much that I decided to bring in my painting that I purchased on my recent Hong Kong trip and I also decided to frame my Chicago Tribune newspaper the day after the Cubs won the world series. When it was time to pick up my additional artwork/newspaper I was amazed and everything looked so stunning!! As a frequent traveler, I bring home lots of artwork as souvenirs and I will definitely be back to get more art work framed!!! It's great to find a place you can trust to help preserve the memories!!

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