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#11
09-05-2005, 02:51 PM
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Our love with Wagner
Posted By: warshawlaw
for my collecting bucks, the T200 with Wagner is one of his best looking cards. I may be projecting things but Wagner looks so relaxed, warm and pleasant in the photo with his teammates, just the completely comfortable opposite of every picture of Cobb I've ever seen with his supporting cast. Then again, knowing what I know about the two, Cobb may just come across like Nixon, as one of those people incapable of radiating warmth to others. One of the great portraits of all time is the Nixon portrait that Norman Rockwell did as the official portrait of him because it actually makes the man look pleasant. 
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