Topps again cropped away vibrant original artwork to make the card, dulling its brilliance. Here’s a rare look at what collectors never got to see.
Posts tagged as “Original Art”
Here’s the original 5” x 7” pen and ink artwork used for Gene Mauch’s 1969 Topps card. It was offered for sale in Ron Oser…
Here’s the original artwork for Card #13, The Training Station, in the 1941 R157 Gum, Inc. Uncle Sam set. It was offered in Mastro’s Classic…
Welcome to the Original Artwork Archive! This is the hub for all the articles I’ve written about original artwork used to produce cards, sorted by…
Ron Oser Enterprises offered these three 1961 Topps World Series baseball card original full-color artworks (card #’s 309, 310, and 311) in a lot together…
It’s always a notable hobby event when original Bowman art comes up for sale, so I wanted to share this 1952 Sam Mele piece that…
Christie’s East offered these 14 original 1952 Bowman paintings of never-issued cards in its October 1992 Sports Memorabilia Auction. They were offered as Lot 93…