Baseball Magazine Cover Art

[bn2cardz]

Not exactly the same type of magazine art, but this is the cover art to Volume 3 of the Encyclopedia of Baseball Cards by Lew Lipset. I purchased directly from Lew Lipset as well as an "Author's copy" of the book.

[tedzan]

Hi Patrick

Here's an "oldie, but goodie"....and, one of my favorites. Front cover of the Saturday Evening POST
magazine (April 22, 1950). The artist is Stevan Dohanos.






TED Z
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[brookdodger55]

Great looking stuff, kinda piqued my interest in this collecting area

[aelefson]

I really like the early ones. Here is one not posted yet from June 1905

Alan

[tedzan]

Here's a real "oldie, but goodie"......but, I don't think it was on the cover of Harper's Weekly. Anyway, I thought it would be of interest.








TED Z
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[ruth-gehrig]

What do you believe ever happened to that bat?

[Section103]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Hi Patrick

Here's an "oldie, but goodie"....and, one of my favorites. Front cover of the Saturday Evening POST
magazine (April 22, 1950). The artist is Stevan Dohanos.






TED Z
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The "original" Steve Bartman.

[baseballart]

Patrick

I have the first two magazines, and the second is perhaps my favorite image. It was also used for the book cover of Johnson of Lansing by Hawley Williams (pseudonym of William Heyliger).

I've asked this question many times, but given the thousands of magazine covers, pulp covers, book covers: where has all the original art from this era gone? I have probably seen less than ten original paintings. Many more must exist, but where?

Max

[seattlerainiers]

Originally Posted by baseballart

Patrick

I have the first two magazines, and the second is perhaps my favorite image. It was also used for the book cover of Johnson of Lansing by Hawley Williams (pseudonym of William Heyliger).

I've asked this question many times, but given the thousands of magazine covers, pulp covers, book covers: where has all the original art from this era gone? I have probably seen less than ten original paintings. Many more must exist, but where?

Max

I know where one is that you might like.

[jerseygary]

Well, this aint vintage, but the subject (Lou Gehrig at Columbia) is.

It's the cover of my new magazine, 21: The Illustrated Journal of Outsider Baseball that comes back from the printer next week. That's all I'll say about it, as this is not an advertisement, I just wanted to share my "vintage inspired" cover art.

[Leon]

Very nice!!

Originally Posted by jerseygary

Well, this aint vintage, but the subject (Lou Gehrig at Columbia) is.



It's the cover of my new magazine, 21: The Illustrated Journal of Outsider Baseball that comes back from the printer next week. That's all I'll say about it, as this is not an advertisement, I just wanted to share my "vintage inspired" cover art.