2014 Topps Illustrations Baseball Wall Art
Product Details
2014 Topps Illustrations Wall Art reaches into the past for inspiration. Based on the 1961 Topps Magic Rub-Offs test issue, the prints feature cartoon-like interpretations of logos and select players.
Offered initially through Topps.com, each print measures 11 x 17 inches. The complete line has 34 prints. This breaks down to six players and two prints each for 14 different teams. All are numbered to 99.
Among the players on the checklist are Derek Jeter, Mike Trout, Gary Carter and Miguel Cabrera. They're done in a "big-head" caricature style. Like the original Magic Rub-Offs, player names are accompanied by a nickname.
Team prints highlight different takes on logos. They're a mix of colorful and cartoonish spins that emphasize fun.
In addition to the individual prints, collectors can also purchase a set of just the players.
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Checklist
2014 Topps Illustration Baseball Checklist
Players
Gary Carter - New York Mets
Derek Jeter - New York Yankees
Ryne Sandberg - Chicago Cubs
Mike Trout - Los Angeles Angels
Teams
Baltimore Orioles - Bird on Ball
Boston Red Sox - Logo
Boston Red Sox - Red Sock
Chicago Cubs - "C" Logo
Chicago Cubs - Scowling Bear
Detroit Tigers - Logo
Detroit Tigers - Tiger
Kansas City Royals - Blue Background
Kansas City Royals - Orange Background
Los Angeles Dodgers - Dodgers Logo
Los Angeles Dodgers - LA Logo
Minnesota Twins - M Logo
Minnesota Twins - Win Twins
New York Mets - "New York"
New York Yankees - Hat Logo
New York Yankees - NY Logo
Oakland Athletics - A Logo
Oakland Athletics - Elephant
Philadelphia Phillies - Hat
Philadelphia Phillies - Two People
Pittsburgh Pirates - Cartoon Pirate
Pittsburgh Pirates - Logo
San Francisco Giants - "Giants"
San Francisco Giants - SF Logo
St. Louis Cardinals - Batting Bird
St. Louis Cardinals - Logo
Mike M
First review is wrong. These are PRINTS. 11×17. It’s EXPENSIVE. Not only that, but this is the sort of thing that is about the ART, not necessarily about the COLLECTION. It’s meant to be displayed on a wall.
Having said that, I love the old-school retro logos. The Athletics even going as far back as the mythical 1800s when they started out in Philadelphia.