Category: Artwork

Summertime, summertime …

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By Pam, July 6, 2010

It’s time for our annual summer break. While our studio will be physically occupied, the most important person, Robert Hurst AKA the artist, will be away. Subsequently, from July 10th – August 17th we will be able to ship some orders, while other orders will ship the week of August 17th. We’ll email you with an approximate ship date shortly after your order is placed. To find out in advance when your artwork will ship call or email.

We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your consideration.

Pam & Robert
512-444-7661
hurst@adamnfineartist.com

Narrative of a Painting Unveiling

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By Robert Hurst, June 2, 2010

Jack Johnson limited edition print

Jack Johnson limited edition print

I was recently commissioned to create a 100th anniversary painting of Jack Johnson celebrating his “Fight of the Century” with John Jeffries. Jack Johnson is an athletic figure I’ve always admired. He was larger than life, in a time of supreme prejudice, and would not back down in the face of adversity – my kind of hero. Johnson was inducted into the US Boxing Hall of Fame in 1954 and the Texas Sports HOF in 1971.

This past week in Galveston, Texas the painting was unveiled. Sam Collins, of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, made the introductions and presentation. Jay Black from the Texas Sports Hall of Fame spoke then it was my turn. Continue reading 'Narrative of a Painting Unveiling'»

Galveston Historical Foundation Unveils New Portrait of Boxer Jack Johnson by Artist Robert Hurst

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By Pam, May 23, 2010

Galveston Historical Foundation Unveils New Portrait of Boxer Jack Johnson.

Click on link above or read article below:

Galveston Historical Foundation Unveils New Portrait of Boxer Jack Johnson
Limited-Edition Prints of First African-American World Champion Benefits GHF African American Heritage Committee Initiatives

By Samuel Collins

A new portrait of Galveston native and first African-American World Heavyweight Boxing Champion Jack Johnson will be unveiled at a free public reception at Galveston Historical Foundation’s Ashton Villa on May 28 to be held from 4 to 5 p.m. Signed and numbered prints will be sold at the reception for $100 each. The portrait, commissioned by Hitchcock Stringfellow Orchards owners Samuel and Doris Collins, was painted by Robert Hurst. Hurst has been the official artist for the Texas Sports Hall of Fame in Waco for 13 years. He will be a special guest at the reception, as will Jay Black of the Texas Sports Hall of Fame. Samuel Collins is chairman elect of Galveston Historical Foundation’s African-American Heritage Committee.“
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Texas Sport Hall of Fame Artwork

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By Robert, April 21, 2010

Howdy everyone! We are offering, for the first time, and most likely ever, special pricing on Texas Sports Hall of Fame art. 20% off the vast majority of the autographed, and unautographed prints. And 20% off all TSHOF originals. Click on link below to see what is available. THIS IS FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY!!!

Texas Sports Hall of Fame Artwork

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The Ain’ts No More

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By Robert Hurst, April 21, 2010

The Ain'ts No More

The Ain'ts No More


Yes, that’s the name of my New Orleans Saints XLIV Super Bowl win celebration piece. It took me longer to release this than I wanted, but then again it took the Saints a long time to capture the title. Hope it’s worth the wait.

Prints, limited editions giclees and the original painting are available. Click here to go to the Saints artwork page on my web site.

Also, Drew Brees will be doing a signing in June. Contact me at hurst@adamnfineartist.com if you’d like to order a print, giclee or painting with his autograph.

Moxie Commission

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By Robert, April 16, 2010

Got the Moxie commission I posted about earlier. This will be interesting. Lots of research. The final image is to be used as a poster and other merchandise for fund raising toward the Moxie Museum. A nostalgic look into the oldest “soft drink” in the U.S.,1884. Began as a nerve tonic. For the continuing saga visit my Facebook Fan Page.

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