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Item no. 8 is available in a fine giclée reproduction on archival canvas or paper. The image size is 21x28 inches with ample borders. Price $235.20 in an open edtion. Does not include framing. Click to enlarge << Back Next >> |
"Two-a-Cat"
Summer days, the artist remembers. Baseball played in empty lots with makeshift bases, small gloves and a taped ball that had to last the season. Girls watched from the sidelines and bikes were strewn about. "Two" or "Three-A-Cat" baseball was played in the days when there were never enough players to form two teams. Players rotated around positions and took a turn at bat. There was no score keeping. The original oil measures 18x24 inches and was painted in 1997.
Summer days, the artist remembers. Baseball played in empty lots with makeshift bases, small gloves and a taped ball that had to last the season. Girls watched from the sidelines and bikes were strewn about. "Two" or "Three-A-Cat" baseball was played in the days when there were never enough players to form two teams. Players rotated around positions and took a turn at bat. There was no score keeping. The original oil measures 18x24 inches and was painted in 1997.