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is this Von Dutchs work??

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by fitzee, May 19, 2013.

  1. As an art student in the 70s, I studied Von Dutchs work. This is a fake, and not a very good one at that!
     
  2. Don't think Von Dutch started pinstriping.He may have brought into the car culture.
    I do now that my grandfather was doing striping and gold leaf work for the Pullman car co.
    (Pullman R.R.Cars) back in the 20's
     
  3. SuRfAcE_RuSt
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    It'd be hilarious if a photo surfaced of Von Dutch striping this truck.
     
  4. You got that right Flat n Low
    I'm very lucky to have 1 of his guns in my safe that I got from him back in the day.
    Most don't have a clue of the many other things Ken was capable of creating
     
  5. JD Miller
    Joined: Nov 12, 2011
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    I attended the Von Dutch pinstiping college and graduated, got a diploma and certified

    definitely fake
     
  6. Hackerbilt
    Joined: Aug 13, 2001
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    I think he meant exactly that.
    Von Dutch started doing the crazy stuff thru a medium that was previously used as decorative outlines and long accent lines etc.
     
  7. marshallal
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    from amherst ny

    Lots of dudes say fake von d...... It must be a tribute, or a clone... Just to be polite...mlmlml
     
  8. Tom davison
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    from Phoenix AZ

    Yes, I meant to imply that he was the first to create intricate, stand alone designs (as opposed to straight line accent lines that were used since the buggy days).
     
  9. Atwater Mike
    Joined: May 31, 2002
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    Didn't Ken Howard stripe some fire engines prior to laying down 'fineline' on cars?

    Seems to me I recall his Dad being a sign painter, and doing some detail work on Fire engines (in one of the Los Angeles hamlets...Gardena?)

    I met him at the San Jose Autorama in '56, he talked to us...we concluded that he was a 'beatnik'. (he made an effort to answer in riddles, etc.) Nice, though...polite.
    We were 15-year-old wiseasses. LOL
     
  10. I heard he held the OG patents for paint but got hosed out of it somewhere along the line...

    Bob
     
  11. 1949*john
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    if this is VON DUTCH he had one hellova hangover or !

    I vote no way
     
  12. Pops1532
    Joined: Jun 19, 2011
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    from Illinois

    I guess you've never seen fire trucks from the 1920's and 30's.
     
  13. JD Miller
    Joined: Nov 12, 2011
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    Wait,,,, my brothers neighbor's aunt slept with a guy that knew von dutch and studied, and collects his work, and the aunt says it is von dutch's work

    .
     
    Last edited: Apr 22, 2014
  14. TANNERGANG
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    from alabama

    That settles it for me.................done deal
     

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