Penn State Wooden Blocks
$46.95
Blocks aren’t just for kids… These hand cut, hand painted decorative PSU blocks are a great addition to any room. Stack them vertically or horizontally, either way they add a PSU touch to the room. *Please note blocks are only sold in sets of four.* Each block measures 3 ½” x 3 ½” x 3 ½”. The set of four measure 14” h or w x 3 ½” depending on how you stack them.
| Blocks | Lion Logo, Paw Print, PSU #1 |
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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, Cherry, Walnut or Mahogany wood finishes.
If this is a gift, we will gladly gift wrap it for you…no charge…no kidding.
Word Artist Dan Duffy brings a new twist on We Are. Both words and background are made up of words that include all the branch campuses, the different college, and iconic buildings on campus. Each print is 16 x 20 and only $49.95 unframed. Each print is hand signed by the artist on archival acid free paper.
The framed print measures 26 x 22 and is only $225. The print comes framed with a blue mat with a white v-groove and your choice of a mahogany, cherry, black or walnut frame.
“Road to Victory” is available as 16 x 20 pallet made of reclaimed pine which shows the Lion Logo superimposed over a map of University Park and downtown State College. It comes ready to hang.
Because each one is made of reclaimed wood each piece is unique with signs of weathering.
Each diploma is professionally mounted and matted with the Honors Medal (mounted on suede below the diploma).Choose from a selection of black, walnut, or mahogany wood finishes and choose a horizontal or vertical layout for your honors medal diploma frame.
Penn State Proud is 8” wide by 24” tall. There is no glass on these pieces, instead they have a textured crackle finish. The “O” has been replaced with the state of Pennsylvania and a heart denotes University Park. These pieces are ready to hang.
About the Artist:
Megan Elmer is a State College native and a graduate of State College High School. She studied art education at Penn State and taught art in Maryland for many years. Although she studied metal arts in college, she now focuses on painting and illustrating. Her love for her hometown and alma mater inspired the creation of a Penn State coloring book; Color Penn State. Looking for a quieter and more family-friendly town, she and her husband moved back to the State College area in 2005. She currently lives in Bellefonte with her husband, two children, two dogs, and a cat. In addition to keeping up with her busy family, she enjoys teaching art classes, reading, and following PSU sports.
“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, cherry, or walnut frame.
As an artist, Tom Mosser is always looking around for ideas. In the alleyway dumpster near his studio a discarded tire became a paintbrush to get tread marks on his canvas.
“That’s how I ended up painting with balls,” said Mosser, a Pittsburgh-based painter and muralist whose work appears in sports venues across the country. “If you look around and ask, ‘How can I make art in a different way that hasn’t been done before?,’ you start rolling tires or balls across a canvas and you’re creating art.”
Nittany Lion Mascot by Minimalist Artist S. Preston is a digital print enhanced on matte paper. All art posters measure 11×17 in size. Framing options are available in mahogany, walnut, black or cherry.
About the print:
The Nittany Lion traces its origins to 1907 graduate Harrison D. “Joe” Mason. Before a baseball game against Princeton in 1904, Mason and other members of the University’s baseball team were shown a statue of Princeton’s Bengal tiger, which the Princeton students claimed was “the fiercest beast of them all.”
In recalling the moment four decades later at the Nittany Lion Shrine dedication, Mason said, “An idea came to me, and I replied, ‘Well, up at Penn State we have Mount Nittany right on our campus, where rules the Nittany Mountain Lion, who has never been beaten in a fair fight.’”
In the coming decades, the Nittany Lion evolved to become “the symbol of Penn State’s best,” appearing not only at athletic events, but at celebrations, fundraisers and outreach efforts on campus and in the local community. In June of 2019, Penn State’s Nittany Lion was officially inducted into the Mascot Hall of Fame on June 16 in Whiting, Indiana.
The Nittany Lion was one of four mascots enshrined over the weekend, including Tommy Hawk from the National Hockey League’s Chicago Blackhawk, Benny the Bull from the National Basketball Association’s Chicago Bulls and Sluggerrr from Major League Baseball’s Kansas City Royals. (Courtesy: Penn State News)
