Baseball artwork help?

[GKreindler]

perezfan - Thank you SO much for your offer and compliments! I actually have a pretty good quality version of that particular Crosley Field shot. But I totally agree with you, it's an absolute beaut. I would LOVE to see a few shots of the place from the year before. I have a few prints from the Library of Congress (which I've enclosed), but the shots aren't amazingly detailed in terms of the signage in the outfield. I would absolutely be thrilled to do something with the 1919 Series at some point. And by 'something', I mean about 45 paintings...

[GKreindler]

Hey all,

I just wanted to let all of you know that we're packing the van and leaving for Cleveland very early tomorrow morning. We're going to be at booth 216 at the IX Center, so if you're around for the weekend, please do stop on by! If everything goes as planned, I'll actually be painting some stuff during each convention day...

Also, on Sunday at some point, Dean (my agent) and I will be presenting the enclosed painting to HoFer Bob Feller. He and his people will honor us by placing it in the permanent collection of his museum in Van Meter, IA. The image depicts Feller's no-hitter against the Chicago White Sox, on Opening Day, 1940. To this day, he is still the only pitcher to ever throw one in the season's first game. The batter is first baseman Joe Kuhel, who would strike out and be Feller's last K of the day:



Anyways, I'm VERY much looking forward to this week-long extravaganza, especially since I know I'll get to meet so many of you in the process.

Hope to see you there!

Graig