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Artist: Fred Stone
Title: Contentment
Year: 1994
Dimensions: 28 x 17 inches
Edition: #62 of 750
Framed: no
Medium: Lithograph
Condition: New/Excellent
Details: Hand signed by the Artist.
Shipping: In House, $55 within the Cont. USA
Fred Stone was born April 13, 1930 in St. Louis, Missouri, the second son of Sam and Dorothy Stone. When Fred was three years old his family moved to the Fairfax district in Los Angeles, where Fred grew up loving both art and baseball. Even though art was in his soul, gathering butcher paper from the local deli to draw on, taking the streetcar to art classes on weekends and summers ? he dreamed of being a professional baseball pitcher. But at age 16 Fred?s baseball career was cut short. After winning the 1946 state championship, his semi-pro team Burks Giants were invited to play an exhibition game against the St. Louis Browns. After eight and two-third innings with no hits, Fred's arm gave out. He was told he would never pitch again. But even as his baseball dream faded, his artistic dream had just begun.
Fred has painted the greats of racing history Barbaro, Secretariat, Zenyatta and the men and women that helped make that history happen, all with a unique style and passion. With a catalog of over 150 paintings, many have been prized by collectors and horse enthusiasts alike. He has had the great honor of having his work presented to the Queen of England, the President of the United States, and hobnobbed with the celebrities both on and off the track.
Item Details
Artist: Fred Stone
Title: Contentment
Year: 1994
Dimensions: 28 x 17 inches
Edition: #62 of 750
Framed: no
Medium: Lithograph
Condition: New/Excellent
Details: Hand signed by the Artist.
Shipping: In House, $55 within the Cont. USA
Fred Stone was born April 13, 1930 in St. Louis, Missouri, the second son of Sam and Dorothy Stone. When Fred was three years old his family moved to the Fairfax district in Los Angeles, where Fred grew up loving both art and baseball. Even though art was in his soul, gathering butcher paper from the local deli to draw on, taking the streetcar to art classes on weekends and summers ? he dreamed of being a professional baseball pitcher. But at age 16 Fred?s baseball career was cut short. After winning the 1946 state championship, his semi-pro team Burks Giants were invited to play an exhibition game against the St. Louis Browns. After eight and two-third innings with no hits, Fred's arm gave out. He was told he would never pitch again. But even as his baseball dream faded, his artistic dream had just begun.
Fred has painted the greats of racing history Barbaro, Secretariat, Zenyatta and the men and women that helped make that history happen, all with a unique style and passion. With a catalog of over 150 paintings, many have been prized by collectors and horse enthusiasts alike. He has had the great honor of having his work presented to the Queen of England, the President of the United States, and hobnobbed with the celebrities both on and off the track.
Condition
Condition is very good. Be advised that any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact.
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GM Davis Investment Fine Art shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. It is recommended that all potential buyers do their own due diligence before bidding on this auction..
Please contact us for further information or additional images that may be available.
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Dimensions
10 x 14 x 14 in
Weight
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Fred Stone (American b.1930) Signed/numbered, Lithograph "Contentment"
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