Tom Seaver "Mets Forty-One" Lithograph, 1994 Signed by Artist Bill Williams

Description

Number 41 on a Mets uniform will always evoke memories of an Amazin' team and a Terrific pitcher. The team ended seven years of futility in 1969, first by winning the National League pennant and then by stunning the Orioles in the World Series. The right-handed pitcher, Tom Seaver, compiled a 25-7 record that miracle season and won the first of three Cy Young Awards as a Met. A tragic trade sent Seaver to the Reds in 1977, but by then he had secured a place in Met lore by racking up 189 victories. When he called it quits following the 1986 season, the career ledger stood at 311-205. Five years later he was in the Hall of Fame.
"Mets Forty-One"
by Bill Williams
Offset Lithograph
Edition 600 with 60 Artist Proofs
18" x 33"
Year Published 1994
This lithograph is from the only printing of this piece in 1994.  You will receive a mint condition piece numbered 1-600 out of the original printing of 600 pieces.  These are the original lithographs from the Bill Goff vault.  They have been stored in flat files in a controlled environment since 1994.  This piece has stunning colors and ready for you to frame.  Artist Bill Williams has personally signed each piece in graphite pencil.
All orders will be shipped in a 4" Core tube for maximum protection and will include a postcard of the print.
Thank you in advance for your orders.