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VINTAGE SEINFELD KRAMER PORTRAIT WITH WORKING NEON LIGHT – LARGE FRAME - $280 (PLANO)
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In the episode, Kramer poses for a portrait painted by Jerry’s artist girlfriend. An elderly couple becomes fascinated by it, famously describing Kramer as “a man-child crying out for love” and “a loathsome, offensive brute”—before admitting they cannot look away. The scene became one of the most memorable moments in the entire series, and the Kramer portrait has remained a favorite among Seinfeld collectors.
This large framed version is believed to date from the late 1990s, possibly around 1998, making it approximately 28 years old. It features an ornate gold-tone inner frame with a black outer border and a working blue neon light mounted across the bottom. The neon creates a fantastic glow and makes the portrait an especially eye-catching display piece.
• Measures approximately 37” tall x 25” wide
• Vintage Kramer portrait from Seinfeld
• Believed to date from the late 1990s
• Working blue neon light
• Ornate gold-tone and black frame
• Large and impressive display size
• Great conversation piece
• Perfect for a game room, home bar, man cave, media room, restaurant, office, or television memorabilia collection
A difficult-to-find display piece combining one of television’s most recognizable portraits with working neon lighting. Perfect for any serious Seinfeld or Kramer fan.
Asking $280 - NO holds, NO delivery/shipping, NO trades, NO cash apps, CASH only upon pick. Located in Plano near Independence and Plano Parkway.