Artist Terrence Fogarty hand signed ORIGINAL 1 of a kind l the ACTUAL PAINTING!! 30x40 in size this is incredible Alan trammell oil painting on canvas. Fogarty dated the painting "90" meaning 1990. Real original 1/1 painting. Originally obtained from Sports Impressions owner Joe Timmerman. This artwork was used to create the Alan Trammell Sports Impressions collectible plates. (See listing image for an example of the plate which is not included in this listing. This listing is for the artwork on canvas only) you get this original oil painting it's beautiful .
This comes with a full letter of authenticity from Cardboard Memories and owner Scott Stimell who is a nationally recognized autograph expert, having consulted for JSA (James Spence Authentication)
Terrence Fogarty Bio - Terrence lives with his wife Karen, daughter Elizabeth and the family dachshund ‘Georgia' in Victoria, Minnesota. He was born March 30, 1960 and grew up on the east side of St. Paul, a working class Minnesota city where memories of attending events with his father inspired his love of sports. After graduating from St. Paul Johnson High School in 1978, he focused on art at Southwest Minnesota State University under the guidance of highly respected artist Edward Evans. The opening night of his 1982 senior art exhibit featured large paintings of boxers down for the count; the crowd of art lovers puffing cigars and enjoying tapes of classic Joe Louis-era fights played through a vintage console radio. Many early paintings were commissioned by sports memorabilia companies, such as the Danbury Mint and the Hamilton Collection. These pieces had an illustrative quality and provided work opportunities for a young artist, but left scant room for creativity. As Fogarty's work progressed, the art became more innovative and more personal. Among those early pieces that caught the imaginations of collectors were panoramic paintings of old stadiums and sports arenas. The very first- ‘Mariucci Arena'-was a novel and exciting view of a fabled University of Minnesota hockey venue. Amatuer and youth sports has always been, and continues to be, a favorite subject of the artist. Depictions of youth hockey and town baseball have been a staple of Terrence Fogarty's portfolio over the years. More recently Fogarty's work has ranged beyond the world of sports to include aviation and vintage train artwork. Terrence Fogarty's paintings can sometimes take months to complete. Meticulous research and attention to detail is the foundation of his art. For example, if a painting requires a specific type of barn in the background, Fogarty will head out with a camera looking for a barn in the exact setting that he envisions for the painting. The artist will also utilize live models, staging scenes and recording the details with a camera for reference in a painting. The studio work starts when the artist stretches up a canvas and begins to sketch his composition in great detail with a pencil. It might be two weeks before paint hits the canvas. Fogarty prefers oil paint, because the medium produces rich, vibrant colors and the opportunity to work with paint that stays wet for a long time. The result sparks scrutiny. Brush strokes become evident only upon close examination. The artist usually completes only eight to twelve original works annually, although limited edition, signed and numbered reproductions enable his work to reach a wider audience. The artist is often commissioned by professional, collegiate and amateur sports organizations to create commemorative paintings and also accepts private commissions when his schedule permits. Notable Work The original painting “Life of a Legend” depicting Mickey Mantle's career sold for $88,500 at Guernsey's Auction of Mantle memorabilia on December 8, 2003 in New York. The painting had been a fixture at the Mick's restaurant on Central Park West for years, and was described in the auction catalog as, “One of the most unique documentations of the career of a sports legend ever created.” In 1986, Hall of Famer Dave Winfield commissioned a painting by Fogarty to commemorate the Toronto Blue Jays first division crown. The painting, “Jays Clinch East” sold for $38,000 at the Conn Smythe Sports Celebrities Dinner in Toronto. Proceeds benefited the Easter Seal Society. Terrence Fogarty has created art for many notable sporting events including the prestigious Minnesota State High School Hockey Tournament, the 1988 America's Cup Yacht Race, the Minnesota Twins' 40th Anniversary Season and Hall of Fame inductees, the 2004 National Hockey League All-Star Game and the 2014 Major League Baseball All-Star Game. Corporate clients (partial list): Jokerit HC-Helsinki, Finland, Fox Sports North, University of Vermont Athletics, USA Hockey, Ohio State University, Pheasants Forever Wildlife Organization, Chrysler Motors Corporation, CBS Columbia Records, Major League Baseball's Tampa Bay Devil Rays, Milwaukee Brewers and Minnesota Twins, University of Minnesota, the Hamilton Collection, the Danbury Mint, Minnesota Wild professional hockey team, the Hobey Baker Award, Tim Horton's restaurants and TCF Bank.
Cardboard Memories owner Scott Stimell has owned and operated a retail store for over 28 years. Scott was recently feautured on HBO Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel as well as on the Yes Network as an expert in Mickey Mantle and Ted Williams autographs. He was most recently featured on ABC TV's Ball Boys as a memorabilia expert, so you can rest assured you are buying the real thing.
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