~At the college where I once taught, one of the art professors was well known for his baseball paintings. This is a print of one of his pieces that I won in a silent auction. It hangs in my living room.
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2 comments:
it is a great print - he looks to be deservedly well thought of - I like it.
i'm not a huge baseball fan, but i love this painting. it calls to mind norman rockwell, in a way. love the old-timey feel.
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