Bob Byerley The Bean Ball

Bob Byerley The Bean BallIn Bob Byerley's print THE BEAN BALL, a young lady is on her way to tell the pitcher what she thinks about the ball coming so close to her head in this baseball game. Bob Byerley says: "His first pitch came perilously close to her head and she backed quickly away from the plate. His second pitched ball just brushed the bill of her cap as she judiciously hit the dirt. She would not be intimidated. Her eyes narrowed as she dug in and stared menacingly

This peaceful holiday print has an original artist signature and comes in an unframed image size of 14

In Kim Norlien's Simpler Times a young girl curls up next to her dog on a birch tree reading a story at the cabin as two fisherman in the background look like they're going to have some luck

Today it forms part of the boundary between Wisconsin and Michigan

hand planted and harvested with an old corn binder

The creek runs right through several nice residential areas in and near Minneapolis

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Pheasants fly out of hiding as the John Deere tractor goes through the field in Charles Freitag's farm print BOUNTIFUL HARVEST

" Everyone went home that day

These farmers stay warm in these winter months by working

the crank will hook up to a big old spring and we'll build a rocking horse to set on top of the spring

The children take their job very seriously under the watchful eye of the family chauffer

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