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PAINTINGS AND posters have long been a retail staple, but now a new twist on the old product is becoming a hot retail seller. Framed art in three dimensions is fi nding its way into retail stores and shopper’s hearts. “This is not your standard art, which is fl at,” explains Gary Chandler of Western Sales. “This actually sticks out from the image and goes towards you, so you can see the sides of the face, the nose, everything. Almost like a statue on the wall.” The product is extremely
popular in religious themes, es- pecially in Hispanic markets.
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“The religious stuff, the Cath- olic theme product, is mainly Hispanic. They love that stuff in Florida, New York, Califor- nia, New Mexico, Arizona, and Texas is a great market for us,” Chandler says. He also expects sports and college versions to do well. “We’re getting licensing for NFL, Major League Baseball and the universities,” he notes. The key feature for retailers is clear, according to Chandler. “The at- tractiveness, especially in this recession, is how well it sells,” he says. “Some of our stores are selling 30 and 40 pieces a day. It’s unbelievable. I used to own six art galleries, and we would never have sold that many pieces in a day, ever.” And a crucial part of that suc-
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