24x36 Inch Oil Painting for the Negro League Baseball Museum

[CW]

Part of this depends on how limited the print is (and whether or not Willie Mays signs his name over another players' face ).

Personally, I don't collect either Negro League memorabilia or autographs, but my price point would realistically be $200 for a signed print.

$499 would not be out of the question, though, if this were intended to raise funds and it was signed by the mentioned HOFers.

Good luck with the project and please post any images of the painting you might have!

[AbsolonMoreau]

Originally Posted by CW

Part of this depends on how limited the print is (and whether or not Willie Mays signs his name over another players' face ).

Personally, I don't collect either Negro League memorabilia or autographs, but my price point would realistically be $200 for a signed print.

$499 would not be out of the question, though, if this were intended to raise funds and it was signed by the mentioned HOFers.

Good luck with the project and please post any images of the painting you might have!

Mays would end up signing it over his own body haha, he wouldn't be a d-bag for the NLBM. This would be to raise funds for the NLBM and it is going to be signed by those HOFers, just have to figure out a full price point.

Thanks a lot! I will post up images once I get some!

[baseball tourist]

Interesting and career building project for a young up and coming artist to be aligned with. Can't help you with price question and wouldnt want a print like this myself, but i thought i would offer a bit of unsoliticited advice - you may want to think twice about putting on the web comments that label a member and participant of your client's in the project as a "d bag".

Mays very well be just that, I have no idea, but if you are "working" with him or working with an organization that is working with him it isn't great PR for yourself to be throwing around disparaging remarks about his personality. Easy for the org to throw you off the project and find another artist.

Just my two cents. Good luck.

[perezfan]

He actually said Mays "wouldn't be a d-bag for the NLBM".

He never said he was one, or even inferred that he is one. He further said Mays would sign over his own body. I thought it was fine, and was worded ok... I don't think it crossed the line or contained anything incriminating... it made me smile.

Looking forward to seeing the subject work from this promising young artist!

[baseball tourist]

I wish him well as do I the organization and heck, Mays too.

Not a big deal, but I read that the OP was inferring that Mays would in this instance not be a d-bag (perhaps in deference to his reputation as a signer). I'll drop it. Good luck to the project!