Live the Legacy: Two Original Scott Jacobs Paintings Now Open for Bidding
Original Scott Jacobs paintings rarely come to auction, and this sale has two. Jacobs was Harley-Davidson’s first officially licensed artist, and his photorealistic paintings of chrome, steel, and the open road have hung in dealerships, garages, and galleries for more than three decades. A member of the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum Hall of Fame, he often spends hundreds of hours on a single original. Both originals, along with seven more of his works, are open for bidding in “Live the Legacy: Patty Bush Doc’s Harley-Davidson Private Collection,” live on GRSAuctions.com and LiveAuctioneers.
Meet the Artist: David Uhl, the Painter Who Brought Harley-Davidson’s Past to Life
Few artists are as closely tied to Harley-Davidson as David Uhl. Uhl was born in Toledo, Ohio, in 1961, and his work with the Motor Company started on the commercial side. In 1993 he began creating art for Harley-Davidson’s best-selling apparel line as a commercial illustrator. GRS Auctions is hosting the “Live the Legacy” online auction of Patty Bush’s private collection, gathered during her years as owner of Doc’s Harley-Davidson in Kirkwood, includes eight works by David Uhl.
Meet “Springer”: The Rider Who Made the Harley-Davidson XR-750 Famous
Flat track is where Harley-Davidson built its racing name, and riders like Springsteen are why. Collectors who love the sport, and the bikes behind it, will find plenty to look at in Live the Legacy: Pat Bush Doc’s Harley-Davidson Private Collection, coming soon from GRS Auctions.
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