Show your Baseball art...

[CarltonHendricks]

Originally Posted by aquarius31

Hi Carlton, that is a beautiful painting and great to see the associated publication!

The Prang painting is a modern reproduction but not a print...100% oil painting based on the original Prang lithograph. I had it done as a companion piece to the original Prang lithograph in my collection (the second one titled "A Stolen Base?"). I also collect some 19th century boxing items although very limited. Beyond these paintings, my idea of original art is woodcuts...it would be my dream to find an original baseball woodblock which was used in one of the 19th century publications. I have never seen one.



George

George,
Interesting item on your want list, that original woodblock...I agree I've never heard of one...if you get time email me photos of your 19th century boxing items, would like to see. May I ask who painted your Prang copy painting?...they did a great job!

Speaking of emailing....I don't know what the heck happened....I thought I was emailing you my question direct with photos of my Hy S. Watson football painting...I even noticed I didn't get an email reply from you!...I never even looked back on this thread till today...late night fuzzy brain I guess LOL...I wouldn't usually want to post a football piece on someone's baseball specific thread...Nevertheless thanks for your reply.....and apologies to the constituency for the intrusion.
-Carlton

[theeyankeefan]

My wife got me this "Babe", by David Cowles, for Christmas a few years ago, despite me begging her never to buy any memorabilia for me. She did good.

[repsher]

Sorry it took so long but here is the Campy.

[cwazzy]

Very cool, Ryan. Wish I had gone for it now. Let me know if you decide to sell it.

[ChiefBenderForever]

I started painting again about a year ago after many many years, here are a few I did...







Mickey Mantle time lapse painting-





Honus Wagner time lapse painting-

[repsher]

Here's several more of the hand painted cards.

[jerseygary]

Some new ones I recently completed:

[GKreindler]

Styborski!!!! Nice job as always, Gary.

Graig

[jerseygary]

Thanks! I'm writing a story on the mysterious Styborski now. Even though he never pitched in a game at The Stadium, I felt he needed to be pictured on the mound there during the summer of 1927. He was so close...

[Scott Garner]

Recently added this nice Len Hollreiser 1973 original piece of Bob Feller

[koufax1fan]

Hello Scott:
Great piece of Bob Feller, I have 2 pieces of Les Hollreiser on Sandy Koufax.

[perezfan]

This one's a little different. Modern jumbo 3D style Plywood Art by acclaimed artist, Steve Sax. I thought this was a cool depiction of the Babe, with the familiar Yankee Stadium Facade behind him...

[JoeyF1981]

[mrozie21]

This was the original design for Three Rivers Stadium in 1962

[71buc]

Originally Posted by mrozie21

This was the original design for Three Rivers Stadium in 1962

Awesome painting, I'm more than a bit jealous

[Shoeless Moe]

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[mrozie21]

Originally Posted by 71buc

Awesome painting, I'm more than a bit jealous

Thanks, it's one of my favorite pieces. It's a beautiful watercolor.

[bobbvc]

Couple of Hugh Doyle cartoons.

[parker1b2]

About 15 years ago I purchased an Edd Roush auto 3x5 and was looking for a photo to frame it with. My little brother was in High School at the time and was a pretty good artist. He said if I give him some pictures he would draw me one in his art class. I didn't know he would draw it poster size.

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[Scott Garner]

Pumping some life into one of my favorite Jimmy "The King of Clout" threads! Wow, it's been almost two years since the last post.
What else do you guys have to keep this thread going?

I recently picked up this original piece of artwork that details the Cincinnati Reds and Johnny Vander Meer's run towards the 1940 Word Series. I believe the artist Russell was from the Cincinnati area and these ran in the Cincinnati Post and Cincinnati's News of the Reds team publication.

[doug.goodman]

In December, I bought two Willard Mullin originals as Christmas presents for myself, and one for my boss. Thanks to SCP

[Scott Garner]

Love the Willard Mullins, Doug!

[doug.goodman]

Thank you Scott, I'm quite happy about them.

[mrmantlecollector]

[Lordstan]

My Hollreiser. Had it since the 1980s.

[doug.goodman]

That's a great one, Mark!

[Forever Young]

Safe to say I will NEVER sell this guy. Kreindler is the man!

[Shoeless Moe]

Ben,

As Max the butler would say about Mrs H:

"she's gorgeous"

[Forever Young]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Ben,

As Max the butler would say about Mrs H:

"she's gorgeous"

HA! Thanks buddy. Th wild seem to be on a tailspin.

[Shoeless Moe]

and the Hawks are rolling ; )

[Lordstan]

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

That's a great one, Mark!

Thanks Doug

[sayhey24]

Good that this thread is going again -- here are a couple of painted baseballs.

Greg

[baseballart]

Jennifer's commission of Eddie Gaedel



If you're in Spokane on August 19th, visit O'Doherty's Irish Grille in downtown Spokane for a celebration of Eddie's birthday. The painting is on display, as well as other tributes to Eddie. Just a whole lot of fun.

Max

[sayhey24]

Very nice Max! Just curious -- what are the dimensions of the Eddie painting?


Greg

[baseballart]

30" x 60"--bigger than Eddie

[JoeyFarino]

[Dewey]

Here's a couple from John Barrett. A painter from Philly, I think. Got these 12ish years ago. He used to have a site earlybaseballimages.com, if I remember correctly. Anyone else have a Barrett? Mine is on wood. He also did canvas.

[Cards&More]

Here are a few by artist, Justyn Farano.

[ZenPop]

That main piece is one of the freaking greatest things I've seen.
ABSOLUTELY STUNNING!!! Well done, sir.

Originally Posted by Darner

These days I mostly do natural science illustration but back in the days when magazines and newspapers used to commission original art I did a few sports pieces. Here's a couple for the New York Times. - Ed

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

All of these pieces are original art that I own in my personal collection of guys that pitched at least two no-hitters in their career:

Nolan Ryan- Original watercolor by artist C Johnson. I don't know who Mr. Johnson is, but he has skill!

Bob Feller- This Week in Baseball newspaper cartoon by Hollreiser (circa 1970).

Bob Forsch- Original color pencil sketch by artist Amadee. This ran in a newspaper in St. Louis

Don Wilson- Charles Linnett circa 1973 original charcoal drawing and original photo that Linnett actually used.
From the Charles Linnett archive.

Johnny Vander Meer- Original 1940's artwork from News of the Reds artist
and original oil panting of net54's own Graig Kreindler (2012)

Just discovering this thread, so I may be wrong but......no Lincecum?

[ooo-ribay]

Some great stuff here.

Leroy Neiman? Not so much, IMHO.

[r0ck8ott0m]

This is a piece I bought from TIM CARROLL who is well known for his work in the industry! He created this Jeter piece of cut of baseball cards! Love it

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by r0ck8ott0m

This is a piece I bought from TIM CARROLL who is well known for his work in the industry! He created this Jeter piece of cut of baseball cards! Love it

That piece is simply amazing, it is one of my favorite pieces from Tim.

[MrSeven]

That's really cool Ben.

It would be funny if the Jeter was made from common Red Sox cards.

[TimCarrollArt]

Originally Posted by r0ck8ott0m

This is a piece I bought from TIM CARROLL who is well known for his work in the industry! He created this Jeter piece of cut of baseball cards! Love it

Thank you again, Anthony. It was a pleasure working for you! And thank you, too, Ben, for the kind words.

Here's my most recent, made from A&G and Conlon commons. 15.5" x 28.75":

[yankeesjetsfan]

Wow! I love that Jeter piece! As a Jeter collector I am drooling on my keyboard.

Mike

[ooo-ribay]

Not exactly Kreindler quality. I was digging through a drawer and forgot I even had this thing. It was free, as I remember.

[Fredskinz]

I have collected a dozen or so George Sosnak baseballs over the years. But I would have to say that, in my humble opinion, my last two finds are extraordinary. Enjoy...

[midmo]

Here's the original art for the 1964 Topps Sandy Koufax.

[Jcfowler6]

Originally Posted by midmo

Here's the original art for the 1964 Topps Sandy Koufax.

Pretty cool Justin.


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