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I hope Tanner you might look at the 1916-20 UNC Big Heads as a future project. Some folks like them, some not.
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Congrats! Very interesting connection between the original Conlon photos & the set! Love your passion.
I'll tell ya what, those KOTH are something else. Dang ol' masterpiece man. Yup. |
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I must admit that it's a bit unnerving to have someone show a complete set of a century old set and then brag about how good he is at creating fakes of the set.
No accusations. Just...unusual. |
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Guys, thank you all - seriously - for the responses! I really appreciate it
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Sweet!!!! Congratulations! I merely bought mine minus one, so you actually building it is far more impressive.
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Ok Mouschi, here's the next thing I'd like to know about this set and it will take some mighty sleuthing....
There's quite a variance in the quality of the artwork on these cards, some have been given very limited detail and others appear quite naturalistic for the style. I'm thinking these weren't done by the one artist sitting down and going from Conlon to Conlon and tracing and filling characteristics, but by a few different hands. Have you come across anything that speaks to the creators of the artwork? |
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"Thank you! My wife is telling me I should hang onto them for a while as well. I'm still undecided - movement is what excites me. Whether that means just keeping the Ruth, keeping the Ruth & 8 Men Out, or keeping all, I am just not sure yet. They sure are fun to look at for now, though!"
I think you would be more likely to hang onto them longer if you were to continue to search for the source photos used for the artwork, whether Conlon or not. If you were to do so, I would think it would almost become, at least in your mind, a set that you personally created, or at least creatively rediscovered, especially if you continue to share your efforts. I had a similar feeling when tracking down matching facial artwork seen in the E91A and E91B sets. Brian Last edited by brianp-beme; 05-02-2021 at 06:01 PM. Reason: added E91 info |
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You sure had some fun with this post! I have exactly two W514 cards: an SGC "Authentic" George Sisler and an SGC 6 card of Grover Cleveland Alexander. The artwork is hit and miss for the most part, I think, but I do like those two.
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