Created exclusively for the Hall of Fame by renowned sports artist Arthur K. Miller, these lithos are based on his original Cobb painting. This piece is hand signed by Miller and is individually hand numbered out of a limited edition of 150. This fine art lithograph entitled 'Ty Cobb' features him standing with two bats on his shoulder. Measures 14" x 26"
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Limited Edition of 150
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Hand signed, titled and numbered by the artist Arthur K. Miller
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Measures 14” x 26”
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Baseball Hall of Fame Exclusive Item
Player Biography
“I never saw anyone like Ty Cobb,” said Casey Stengel. “No one even close to him. That guy was superhuman, amazing.” Cobb was among the game’s fiercest competitors. His batting accomplishments are legendary – a lifetime average of .367, 4,191 hits, 12 batting titles (including nine in a row), 23 consecutive seasons in which he hit better than .300, three .400 seasons (topped by a .420 mark in 1911), 298 triples and 2,245 runs. “The Georgia Peach” also stole 892 bases during a 24-year career, primarily with the Detroit Tigers.
Created exclusively for the Hall of Fame by renowned sports artist Arthur K. Miller, these lithos are based on his original Cobb painting. This piece is hand signed by Miller and is individually hand numbered out of a limited edition of 150. This fine art lithograph entitled 'Ty Cobb' features him standing with two bats on his shoulder. Measures 14" x 26"
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Limited Edition of 150
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Hand signed, titled and numbered by the artist Arthur K. Miller
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Measures 14” x 26”
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Baseball Hall of Fame Exclusive Item
Player Biography
“I never saw anyone like Ty Cobb,” said Casey Stengel. “No one even close to him. That guy was superhuman, amazing.” Cobb was among the game’s fiercest competitors. His batting accomplishments are legendary – a lifetime average of .367, 4,191 hits, 12 batting titles (including nine in a row), 23 consecutive seasons in which he hit better than .300, three .400 seasons (topped by a .420 mark in 1911), 298 triples and 2,245 runs. “The Georgia Peach” also stole 892 bases during a 24-year career, primarily with the Detroit Tigers.
