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. Patty gathered them during her years running Doc’s Harley-Davidson in Kirkwood, Missouri, the dealership her father, Ralph “Doc” Schneidewind, founded in 1955.

Lot 22, “Gearing Up,” is an original 48 x 36 inch acrylic on Belgian linen painted in 2000. It captures nine-time AMA Grand National Champion Scott Parker leaning into a turn on his number 1 Harley-Davidson, dust flying behind him, and the artist’s own notes on the back identify the rider. Lot 77, [title], is an original [medium and size] signed by both Jacobs and three-time Grand National Champion Jay “Springer” Springsteen. Springer fans will also want “The Gunslinger” (Lot 81), a giclée on canvas of Springsteen on his number 1 XR750, signed by both men and numbered just 5 of 15. Lot 190, “PJ’s View,” carries a personal touch: Jacobs added “Doc’s” to the painting especially for Patty. Collectors will also find “Effie” (Lot 164), a giclée on canvas numbered 21 of 100 with a Motorcycle Cannonball #89 plate; “Thunder Row” (Lot 166), an original serigraph numbered 75 of 200; “Panacea” (Lot 165), a signed mixed media print numbered 257 of 1,000; and the framed giclées “Spring Fever” (Lot 177) and “A Fine Year” (Lot 178).

With two flat track champions on canvas and a dealership story behind every piece, this is a sale flat track fans and Harley-Davidson art collectors won’t want to miss. Bidding closes [day, date, and time]. Browse every lot and place your bids at GRSAuctions.com or on LiveAuctioneers. Tap, Bid, Win.

Auction Closes, Wednesday, November 17, 2026 beginning at 1PM

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