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BASEBALL Stadium 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.

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Big Red Classic

The 1976 World Series is under way as the first pitch from the Cincinnati Red's Don Gullett to Mickey Rivers of the Yankees is heading towards the plate at now defunct Riverfront Stadium. Pete Rose creeps in along the 3rd base line to prevent the speedy Rivers from bunting.

Chipper Jones Fifty-Four

A 3 time All Star for the Braves, Chipper was voted the M.V.P. of the National League in 1999. He has topped the 100 R.B.I. and 100 runs scored marks for 4 consecutive seasons. Jones seems to always have enough left to step up his production as the season nears the end, and has put fear into many October opponents.

Camden Yards Matinee

Baltimore is sun-drenched. Memories of a wicked winter are beginning to fade. Baseball is back, and Camden Yards - two years and three days old - never looked better. It's Saturday, April 9, 1994, and the Orioles are entertaining the red-clad Texas Rangers. As usual, the ballpark is packed. From your lofty perch on the third base side, you can see it all: the old Ohio Railroad warehouse in right and the city skyline in left. The sights and sounds and smells of spring are back!

Derek Jeter Fifty-Three

Derek enjoyed his best season in '98 and must be credited for much of the success of the World Champion Yankees. His 19 homers were almost twice as many as he'd ever hit before, as well as a team record for shortstops...

Devil Rays Debut

The long-awaited debut of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays is at hand. It's March 31, 1998, and a crowd of 45,369 has filled the domed ballpark in St. Petersburg, Fla. Left-hander Wilson Alvarez is on the mound for the home team and the first pitch in franchise history is on the way to Tigers leadoff batter Brian Hunter. Home plate umpire Rich Garcia will call it a ball. It will be a tough day for the Devil Rays, who will fall behind 11-0 in a game they'll eventually lose 11-6.

Dodgers Thirty-Two

Dodger blue and a red No. 32. The image couldn't be clearer. Sandy Koufax. One of the greatest left-handed pitchers in baseball history...

First Arlington Pitch

The long wait is over! It's Monday, April 11, 1994, and Texas left-hander Kenny Rogers has just delivered the first official pitch at the brand new Ballpark in Arlington. Brewers' leadoff hitter Pat Listach has tapped the offering to the right side, where it will be fielded by second baseman Doug Strange for a 4-3 putout...

Grand Old Griffith

It's been a while, but it's back. Baseball in DC. Here it's the Summer of '53 in Washington, DC. Steamy hot, as usual. The Senators entertaining the Boston Red Sox. Mickey Vernon is at bat for Washington.

Oakland Coliseum Matinee

It all began on April 17, 1968, when colorful and controversial owner Charles O Finley's Athletics played their first home game in the Bay Area. Since then, the Oakland Coliseum has provided a stage for nine division champions, six AL pennant winners and four World Champions. Reggie Jackson, Catfish Hunter, Rollie Fingers, Rickey Henderson and Dennis Eckersley are just a few of the outstanding players who have called the Coliseum home.

Rebirth in Cincinnati

After appearing as the visiting team at the openings of the National Leagues last 2 new stadiums, PNC Park in Pittsburgh and Miller Field in Milwaukee, baseballs oldest professional franchise, the Cincinnati Reds, opened their own new ballpark March 31st, 2003, in front of a crowd of 42,343.

Rebirth in Detroit

WOW, TIGERS! The Tigers are home. Anchored by baseball's largest scoreboard, this 21st century model glimmers in its downtown setting at Brush and Adams like the jewel it is. With its working Ferris Wheel and Carousel, dancing waters and dazzling light shows, Detroit's park is a trend-setting combination of baseball and entertainment no "cookie cutter" could ever create!

Rebirth in San Francisco

More than a few fans have hailed San Fran's new park as the best they've ever seen. The park is as charming and unique as the city that hosts it. Nestled in China Basin, hard by McCovey's Cove, this park provides a truly unique setting for baseball - marrying old-fashioned touches with state-of-the-art comfort...

Rebirth in Milwaukee

It's Friday night, April 6, 2001 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and after a year's delay due to a fatal construction accident, and 47 years after Major League Baseball debuted in old County Stadium�, the dawn of a new era in Milwaukee baseball has arrived.

Rebirth in Pittsburgh

Three days after inaugurating the new home field in Milwaukee, the Cincinnati Reds� found themselves doing the honors again at PNC Park in Pittsburgh. The date is Monday, April 9, the time is 1:35, and as in Milwaukee, Barry Larkin is the first batter for this historic game.

Spirit in Saint Louis

It's September 8, 1998, and the mighty McGwire is taking aim for the fences, just seconds away from hitting his historic Number 62 and his first of many steps into baseball immortality...

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...

Well Armed Braves

We knew the Braves had a superb young pitching staff in 1991, when Cy Young Award winner Tom Glavine (20-11), Steve Avery (18-8) and John Smoltz (14-13) led Atlanta to the first of two straight World Series appearances. Then Greg Maddux was added to the arsenal.

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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