Edward Penfield Poster - Guard
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Edward Penfield, renowned for his distinctive American poster art, encapsulates the spirit of sporting defense with his iconic illustration, "Guard". This artwork isn’t just a static image, but a dynamic representation of the tenacity, vigilance, and unyielding spirit inherent to the realm of sports.
Centered in Penfield's composition is a robust figure, clad in a stark blue shirt, complemented by beige pants. His fiery red hair stands as a beacon amidst the game's tumult, symbolizing passion and resilience. While not situated in a maritime context, this "Guard" mirrors the unwavering commitment akin to a sailor's, but within the fierce arena of sports.
Penfield’s artistry shines through the use of bold strokes, which accentuate the robust form and the poised stance of the "Guard", reminiscent of a goalie ready to defend against any offensive assault. The choice of colors - the deep blue, contrasting against the beige, and punctuated with the red of the hair - serves not only as a vivid portrayal but also captures the intense emotions prevalent in the sports domain.
Historically contextualizing, the poster may reflect an era where sports played a pivotal role in community bonding and national identity. The prominence given to the "Guard" could be indicative of the evolving recognition of defense roles in team sports, underscoring their significance in securing victories.
Moreover, Penfield's contributions to poster art, celebrated for weaving narratives into illustrations, is evident here. The "Guard" isn’t merely a player; he is the last line of defense, the difference between victory and defeat. The artwork communicates this weight of responsibility, making it a visual treat and a testament to the game's intricacies.
For those displaying "Guard", it's not just an artistic addition to a space but a historical window into sports' evolution and the celebrated roles within. With Penfield’s "Guard", one isn't merely introducing a vintage poster to a room but anchoring a space with the spirit of sportsmanship, defense, and historical artistry.
Museum-quality poster made on long-lasting semi-glossy (silk) paper.
- Paper-weight: 170 gsm / 65 lb.
- Shipped in sturdy packaging protecting the poster.
Frame not included.
Centered in Penfield's composition is a robust figure, clad in a stark blue shirt, complemented by beige pants. His fiery red hair stands as a beacon amidst the game's tumult, symbolizing passion and resilience. While not situated in a maritime context, this "Guard" mirrors the unwavering commitment akin to a sailor's, but within the fierce arena of sports.
Penfield’s artistry shines through the use of bold strokes, which accentuate the robust form and the poised stance of the "Guard", reminiscent of a goalie ready to defend against any offensive assault. The choice of colors - the deep blue, contrasting against the beige, and punctuated with the red of the hair - serves not only as a vivid portrayal but also captures the intense emotions prevalent in the sports domain.
Historically contextualizing, the poster may reflect an era where sports played a pivotal role in community bonding and national identity. The prominence given to the "Guard" could be indicative of the evolving recognition of defense roles in team sports, underscoring their significance in securing victories.
Moreover, Penfield's contributions to poster art, celebrated for weaving narratives into illustrations, is evident here. The "Guard" isn’t merely a player; he is the last line of defense, the difference between victory and defeat. The artwork communicates this weight of responsibility, making it a visual treat and a testament to the game's intricacies.
For those displaying "Guard", it's not just an artistic addition to a space but a historical window into sports' evolution and the celebrated roles within. With Penfield’s "Guard", one isn't merely introducing a vintage poster to a room but anchoring a space with the spirit of sportsmanship, defense, and historical artistry.
Museum-quality poster made on long-lasting semi-glossy (silk) paper.
- Paper-weight: 170 gsm / 65 lb.
- Shipped in sturdy packaging protecting the poster.
Frame not included.
