Minimalist S. Preston Pittsburgh Steelers Heinz Field
Price range: $40.00 through $195.00
S. Preston is a nationally recognized sports artist. His two passions for sports and graphic design have been widely accepted. His unique style has given him the opportunity to have a permanent display in the Baseball Hall of Fame archives. His artwork is licensed by both the NCAA and MLB.
Art Posters measure 11×17 and are printed on matted poster paper.
| Size | 11×17 |
|---|---|
| Framing Options | Unframed, Black, Cherry, Walnut, Mahogany |
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S. Preston is a nationally recognized sports artist. His artwork is archived in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Preston’s artwork is licensed by both the NCAA and MLB. Each art poster measures 11×17 and is printed on matted poster paper.
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The Penn State White Out started in the student section in 2004. It has become an incredible experience … 110,000 fans, noise, excitement and more noise. Since 2004, Penn State hosts a White Out. The Penn State event has became one of the “Greatest Shows in College Football”.
All unframed photographs are matted and shrink wrapped ready to give to any PSU fan. Framed pieces are mounted, double matted, glassed and framed in your choice of Black, Walnut or Mahogany wood finishes.
If this is a gift, we will gladly gift wrap it for you…no charge…no kidding.
“The Break of Day” is photographed by Jim Valent. This New image was captured by Jim Valent a PSU graduate in AgEcon who loves capturing images of his Alma Mater and surrounding area in its natural state.
“The Break of Day” is available in the following sizes: 8×12, 11×17, 16×24 and 26×44.
Unframed images come in a white mat and are shrink wrapped for protection. The unframed 26×44 comes rolled in a tube. Each framed image includes double mats, glass, and your choice of black, mahogany, or walnut frame.
***Please Note: Although we try to keep the Plak Mounts in stock they do sell quickly. If we are out, it does take 4-6 weeks for us to replenish our supply.***
“The Big Chill” photographed by Jim Valent. This New image was captured by Jim Valent a PSU graduate in AgEcon who loves capturing images of his Alma Mater and surrounding area in its natural state.
“The Big Chill” is available in the following sizes: 8×12, 11×17, 16×24 and 26×44
Unframed images come in a white mat and are shrink wrapped for protection. The unframed 26×44 comes rolled in a tube. Each framed image includes double mats, glass, and your choice of black, mahogany, cherry, or walnut frame.
***Please Note: Although we try to keep the Plak Mounts in stock they do sell quickly. If we are out, it does take 4-6 weeks for us to replenish our supply.***
The Sequence is a panoramic print of 6 images showing the series from the famous “Block” to Touchdown in Penn State’s upset win over Ohio State on October 22, 2016. Each unframed piece is single matted in white and shrink wrapped for protection. While the image measures 27 1/2″ x 6 1/4″, the matted size measures 32″ x 11″. The Sequence is offered framed in black, walnut or mahogany. Each framed piece is double matted using the Penn State blue.
A definite addition to that Penn State room.
Another moment in Penn State football history, the October 22, 2016 match-up with Ohio State. Previously unbeaten, Ohio State sustained their first loss of the season when the Nittany Lions blocked a field goal attempt, recovered and scored. PSU beat the Buckeyes 24-21 in Beaver Stadium during the forever famous “WhiteOut” of 2016.
All unframed photographs are matted and shrink wrapped ready to give to any PSU fan. Framed pieces are mounted, double matted, glassed and framed in your choice of Black, Walnut or Mahogany wood finishes.
If this is a gift, we will gladly gift wrap it for you…no charge…no kidding.
S. Preston is a nationally recognized sports artist. His two passions for sports and graphic design have been widely accepted. His unique style has given him the opportunity to have a permanent display in the Baseball Hall of Fame archives. His artwork is licensed by both the NCAA and MLB.
Art Posters measure 11×17 and are printed on matted poster paper.
“Pubs of Happy Valley” by Brian McElevey will put a smile on any Penn Stater’s face. “Pubs” depicts all the bars and clubs of State College in a fun cartoonish style. This is the finishing touch for any “man-cave.”
“Pubs of Happy Valley is 18″ x 24” in size.
Unframed images are shrink wrapped for protection. Each framed image includes glass, and your choice of a black, mahogany, or walnut frame.
“Winter Warrior” photographed by Jim Valent. This New image was captured by Jim Valent a PSU graduate in AgEcon who loves capturing images of his Alma Mater and surrounding area in its natural state.
“Winter Warrior” is available in the following sizes: 8×12, 11×17, 16×24 and 26×44.
Unframed images come in a white mat and are shrink wrapped for protection. The unframed 26×44 comes rolled in a tube. Each framed image includes double mats, glass, and your choice of black, mahogany, cherry, or walnut frame.
***Please Note: Although we try to keep the Plak Mounts in stock they do sell quickly. If we are out, it does take 4-6 weeks for us to replenish our supply.***
S. Preston is a nationally recognized sports artist. His two passions for sports and graphic design have been widely accepted. His unique style has given him the opportunity to have a permanent display in the Baseball Hall of Fame archives. His artwork is licensed by both the NCAA and MLB.
Art Posters measure 11×17 and are printed on matted poster paper.
The Blue Band’s drum major is known for their whistle blowing, high-step strutting, mace acrobatics, and their signature move – a running forward flip – that makes many who are watching catch their breath. But the flip hasn’t always been a part of the drum major’s repertoire.
Edwin L. Anderson, drum major and gymnast, practiced a flip for the 1942 season, but unfortunately had to leave school for the fall semester due to appendicitis and did not get to perform the move at a game.
The flip didn’t resurface for nearly 30 years, when, at the start of the 1971-72 season, drum major Jeff Robertson wanted to add something exciting to his routine. Having been a gymnast in high school, Robertson decided to teach himself a back flip, which he practiced in secret for months; he didn’t tell anyone, not even band director James Dunlop. It was especially difficult because he had to jump high enough for his tall hat to clear the ground.
When Robertson performed the flip on Band Day, the crowd was quiet, unsure of what to make of it. Then they went wild. information courtesy Penn State News.
All unframed photographs are matted and shrink wrapped ready to give to any PSU fan. Framed pieces are mounted, double matted, glassed and framed in your choice of Black, Walnut or Mahogany wood finishes.
If this is a gift, we will gladly gift wrap it for you…no charge…no kidding.