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06-02-2023, 07:42 PM
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WW I artist
It's funny that it took a European artist to capture baseball. Winslow Homer did one painting of baseball, there is Currier and Ives and later Norman Rockwell, but American painters pretty much ignored what had become America's National Pastime.
Yes, the painter had a rudimentary knowledge of baseball, unless he was capturing an early defensive shift.... lumberjack 
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