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Winning Streak - A Season Long Sale

Back by popular demand and to celebrate the 2012 season, we're having our "Winning Streak" sale on all limited edition lithographs from now until the conclusion of the 2012 World Series. If the team represented on the litho you order has won their previous game you will receive 10% off, 2 games in a row-20% Off, a 3 game winning streak - 30% off, 4 games in a row 40% off and a 5 game winning streak is worth 50% off. (Discounts are capped at 50%.)

Call us at 860-567-7770 to place your order. Our business hours are Monday through Friday, 9 am to 5 pm, east coast time. Please remember, we are GOOD SPORTS. So, if you hold out for that 4th consecutive win to get the 40% off and the team happens to lose, call us anyway. We willl still give you that 30% discount, even after a loss. Standard shipping of $12 per order will apply.

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Vintage American League Ballparks - Poster

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Vintage National League Ballparks - Poster

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BASEBALL! ART! HISTORY! Sports artwork (collectible litho wall art) limited edition lithograph prints, calendars, posters, cards and paintings since 1977. Featuring the lithos of Andy Jurinko, Bill Purdom, William Feldman, Thomas Kolendra, Bruce Becker, Bill Williams, Graig Kreindler and more. Images include NY Yankees and Mets, Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs and White Sox, Wrigley Ebbets Forbes and Crosley Field, Griffith Tiger Memorial Connie Mack Yankee Stadium, Sportsmans Fenway Comiskey and Shibe Park, Camden Yards, Roberto Clemente, Cal Ripken Jr, Derek Jeter, Willie Mays, Henry Aaron, Mr October Reggie Jackson, Joe DiMaggio, Lou Gehrig, Mickey Mantle, Tom Seaver, Nolan Ryan, Babe Ruth, Jackie Robinson, Stan Musial, Ted Williams, Hall of Fame members, great home runs and catches, no-hitters, perfect games, World Series, Playoffs, ballparks, great ball game moments and other favorite subjects.

WE HAVE NEW AUCTIONS ALMOST EVERY DAY AT eBay. Go to eBay and search "gsart" or click either link (red lettering) to go directly to our current eBay auction specials and store.

ASK ABOUT OUR "MINI ART SHOW" COMBOS: 1-800-321-4633. Create your own art show in lithos at a "package" price.

All past HALLOWED GROUND CALENDARS are still available.

NOTICE: Framed lithograph orders will take approximately one week to process. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

A portion of each sale from this web site will be donated at year end to The Foundation Fighting Blindness in memory of Henrietta Goff, who for a half century transcribed text books into braille, and in the name of Charlotte Isen, whose fund-raising efforts are tireless.

Featured Prints

Anaheim Matinee Heat

It's June 1, 1975, in Southern California, a sensational Sunday afternoon. And 28-year-old Angels right hander Nolan Ryan is about to freeze Oriole Bobby Grich with an unhittable changeup to secure the fourth no-hitter and 100th victory of his illustrious career... please click on image for more info

Amazing Polo Debut

It's Monday night, May 28, 1951, and rookie Willie Mays, 20, has just launched a first- inning pitch from Boston Braves southpaw Warren Spahn toward the left field roof at the Polo Grounds in Manhattan... please click on image for more info

Balls of Fame

Imagine this. Imagine a memorabilia collection containing five baseballs individually signed by five immortals. By players known as "Big Six," "The Big Train," "The Georgia Peach," "The Flying Dutchman" and "The Babe." Legends all...

Diamondbacks First Pitch

The setting: baseball's first ballpark with a retractable dome and a natural grass field. A crowd of 50,179 is on hand, and the Arizona Diamondbacks are on the field. National League baseball has arrived in the Grand Canyon State...

Gibson's Busch Classic

Bob Gibson's regular-season numbers in 1968 were staggering: 22 wins against only nine losses; a microscopic 1.12 earned run average; 268 strikeouts; and an incredible 13 shutouts...

Jackie Robinson's Debut

It's April 15, 1947, Opening Day at Brooklyn's Ebbets Field, and 28-year-old Jackie Robinson is batting for the first time on the day he shattered baseball's color barrier...

Let's Play Two

It's May 12, 1970, at Wrigley Field in Chicago, and 39-year-old Ernie Banks, Mr. Cub, has just cracked the 500th home run of his magnificent Hall of Fame career. The blast, which lands two rows up in the left field bleachers and caroms back onto the field... please click on image for more info

Mets Forty-One

Number 41 on a Mets uniform will always evoke memories of an Amazin' team and a Terrific pitcher. The team ended seven years of futility in 1969, first by winning the National League pennant and then by stunning the Orioles in the World Series. For more info on this print, please click image.

Pirates Twenty-One

Anyone who saw him play will never forget the rifle that hung from Roberto Clemente's right shoulder. A Pirate from 1955-1972, the Hall of Fame right fielder collected 12 Gold Gloves, led National League outfielders in assists five times and recorded a remarkable 266 career assists...

Rebirth in Seattle

Shortly after the euphoria of the magical 1995 season, The State Legislature of Washington and the public agreed to provide substantial support for a new state of the art ballpark to keep the Mariners in Seattle...

Sixty-Eight Tigers

1968 was not just the Year of the Pitcher...it was the Year of the Cats, too. Led into the Fall Classic by the major's last 30-game winner, Denny McLain, this blue collar team claimed their championship thanks to the heroics of Series MVP Mickey Lollch and Hall of Famer Al Kaline...

Sacred Indian Threads

The uniform top on the right represents the road grays worn by the 1948 World Champion Cleveland Indians...

Triple Crown Clout

It's Saturday, September 30, 1967, at Fenway Park in Boston, and Red Sox slugger Carl Yastrzemski has just launched a 7th-inning pitch from Minnesota's Jim Merritt into the right field bleachers...

Yankee Stadium Finale

Here you see the last official pitch in the Bronx Ballyard's history from Mariano Rivera being thrown to Brian Roberts of the visiting Baltimore Orioles on September 21st, 2008. This pitch will result in a ground ball to the 1st baseman, who'll step on the bag to complete the 7 to 3 win and pull down the final curtain on the world's best known sports stage.

Rebirth in the Bronx

April 16th, 2009, at 1:10 pm the 1st pitch in the new Yankee Stadium was delivered by C.C. Sabathia to Grady Sizemore of the Cleveland Indians. Sizemore would eventually ground out unassisted to the 1st baseman, an odd duplication of the last play in that old ballpark across the street.

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