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Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant Portrait • Limited Editions

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PAUL W. "BEAR" BRYANT - Alabama Head Football Coach
1958-1983

Artist Daniel A. Moore’s pencil drawing portrait of Coach Bryant portrays the greatest past college football coach ever! Moore found inspiration for this work in Leonardo da Vinci’s striking drawing, the Turin Self Portrait.  In keeping with that genre, the artist has digitally infused tone and background into his drawing to visually simulate some of the same patina and richness inherent in the Old Master’s centuries-old masterpiece. The artwork is being offered by New Life Art as Fine Art Giclée Prints and Canvases. It is available as either the stand-alone portrait or merged to create a montage using 4 vignettes of players from the Bryant Era. As Co-Designer with the artist, you will choose one vignette for each quadrant from a selection of vignettes composed by the artist from his past paintings and drawings from “The Bryant Era.” Also as Co-Designer, you can even create your own title (of course, no crude language or disparaging connotations permitted) or select from one of our suggestions. Furthermore, to assure you have a one-of-a-kind print or canvas, you can choose to have a credit line printed in the left corner of the image area. It will read: "Co-designed by (Your name here).” Or, if you are co-designing the art to present to someone else, you can have the credit line read: “Co-designed by (  Your Name Here  ) for (  Recipient’s Name Here  ).”
 
Fine Art Giclée Print: 950
(Image Size: 15" x 20") Each Fine Art print is hand-signed and numbered by the artist and is accompanied by a Certificate of Limited Edition.
 
Fine Art Giclée Canvas: 250
(Image Size: 18" x 24") Each Fine Art canvas is hand-signed and numbered by the artist and is accompanied by a Certificate of Limited Edition.  Each canvas is printed upon ordering - Please allow up to 2 weeks for canvas production.
 
Artist's Edition Giclée Canvas: 25
(Image Size: 21" x 28") Each Artist's Edition canvas is hand-signed and numbered by the artist and is accompanied by a Certificate of Limited Edition.  Each canvas is printed upon ordering - Please allow up to 2 weeks for canvas production.

 

Artwork Variations
Choose the “stand-alone” portrait or Co-design a unique artwork with Artist Daniel A. Moore!

Bryant Portrait with Legendary Players
• Joe Namath (#12) from Third Saturday in October
• Ken Stabler (#12) from Run in the Mud
• Lee Roy Jordan (#54) Between the Lines
• Ozzie Newsome (#82) from Iron Bowl Gold 1977

Quadrant 1 (top left) Vignette Options
A)  Joe Namath from Third Saturday in October — QB Joe Namath (#12) throws a 35-yard TD pass to Benny Nelson against Tennessee in 1962.
B)  Walter Lewis from Iron Bowl Gold 1980 — Quarterback Walter Lewis (#10) dodges Tiger players.
C)  Bob Baumhower from Iron Bowl Gold 1976 — Defensive lineman Bob Baumhower (#91) brings down Auburn running back Joe Cribbs (#20).
D)  Ray Perkins from Iron Bowl Gold 1964 — From 26 yards out, Ray Perkins (#88) catches a perfect pass from quarterback Joe Namath (not pictured).
E)  Defensive Players from Iron Bowl Gold 1974 — Woodrow Lowe (#47), Mike Washington (#34), Randy Hall (#62) and Richard Bryan (#69) make a team effort tackle.

Quadrant 2 (top right) Vignette Options
A)  Ozzie Newsome from Iron Bowl Gold 1977 — All-American Ozzie Newsome (#82) receives a pass from QB Jeff Rutledge (not pictured).
B)  Richard Todd & Calvin Culliver from Iron Bowl Gold 1975 — Quarterback Richard Todd (#14) hands off the ball to Calvin Culliver (#33).
C)  Tommy Wilcox from Iron Bowl Gold 1981 — Alabama safety Tommy Wilcox (#15) intercepts the ball from Auburn QB Ken Hobby (not pictured) which was intended for Ed West (#85).
D)  Dennis Homan from Iron Bowl Gold 1966 — Running back Dennis Homan (#25) catches a pass from QB Ken Stabler (not pictured).
E)  Steve Sloan from Iron Bowl Gold 1965 — Bama QB Steve Sloan (#14) slides along the line of scrimmage and runs it closer for a TD.

Quadrant 3 (bottom left) Vignette Options
A)  Lee Roy Jordan from Between the Lines — Jordan (#54) prepares to stop Sooner’s fullback Jim Grisham (#45) during the 1963 Orange Bowl.
B)  Ken Stabler from Run in the Mud — Ken "the Snake" Stabler (#12) slips loose from Auburn defenders and sloshes his way 47 yards for a Tide touchdown.
C)  Johnny Musso from Iron Bowl Gold 1971 — Johnny Musso (#22), the “Italian Stallion,’” runs the ball in for his second touchdown of the game.
D)  Steadman Shealy from All on the Line — Shealy (#10), playing with an injured right knee, scampers into the end zone giving Alabama the Iron Bowl win.
E)  The Goal Line Stand — Alabama defensive players Barry Krauss (#77), Murray Legg (#19), Curtis McGriff (#96) and Rich Wingo (#36) stop Penn State at the 1-yard line on fourth and goal to clinch the 1978 National Title.

Quadrant 4 (bottom right) Vignette Options
A)  Barry Krauss from Iron Bowl Gold 1978 — Bama defenseman Don McNeal (#28), Barry Krauss (#77) and E.J. Junior (#39) surround Auburn’s Joe Cribbs (#20) with the ball.
B)  Major Ogilvie from The Top of the Line  — Running back Major Ogilvie leaps for a touchdown, with help from Billy Jackson (#33) and Buddy Aydelette (#78), against the Arkansas Razorbacks during the 1980 Sugar Bowl.
C)  Scott Hunter from Iron Bowl Gold 1968 — Scott Hunter (#12) finds Mike Hall (not pictured) open for a 33-yard touchdown strike.
D)  Pat Trammell from Iron Bowl Gold 1959 — Marlin Dyess (#41) takes the ball from Pat Trammell (#12) and makes a good run to the 11-yard line.
E)  Dwight Stevenson from Iron Bowl Gold 1979 — Center Dwight Stephenson (#57) blocks for QB Steadman Shealy (#10) as he makes a play to score for the Tide.

 

 

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