University Of Mississippi Framed Stadium Picture
Large Size: 13 3/4 inches x 40 1/4 inches!
The Framed prints are mounted and backed professionally with a foam core, so the art will never wrinkle under glass. The frame is black glossy aluminum with special tempered glass. A great addition to any office, dorm room, rec room, etc. Is also a very popular gift!
This is a gorgeous fine art print which is produced on protective pH neutral heavy art stock paper and printed with UV light damage resistant ink.
The outside dimensions are 13 3/4 inches x 40 1/4 inches. The panorama measures almost 1 inch out from the wall and the frame is 3/8 of an inch wide with a rounded profile front.
This panorama of Vaught Hemingway Stadium/Hollingsworth Field, photographed by Christopher Gjevre, highlights the action during an Ole Miss Rebels football game. On a brisk fall Saturday afternoon, fans pack into the 60,580 capacity Vaught Hemingway Stadium/Hollingsworth Field, making it the largest facility in Mississippi. Built in 1915, the stadium is named for the late Judge William Hemingway - former chairman of the University's Committee on Athletics. In 1982, legendary coach John Howard Vaught's name was added. The Rebels football program has played in 31 bowl games and won three national titles. Ole Miss, established in 1848 in Oxford, Mississippi, has over 17,300 students.
SHIPPING
We ship UPS ground the same or next business day of order. You should actually receive your framed picture within one week or less via UPS.
RED HOT RUSH? Need your framed picture in a business day or two? You can call 740-593-5000 for a price and delivery time quote. It does cost extra for priority shipping. For example, if you need to ship to a business overnight the charge can be between $50 and $80 or so. Overnight to a residential address can run $80 to $90. I know that this is expensive but we only charge what UPS charges us. We are happy to do all we can to help you in a crunch situation. Our ship deadline is 1:00 PM Eastern Standard Time every business day.
