This open edition lithograph has been Authentically Signed by Peter Mahovlich, Marcel Dionne, Ron Ellis, and Brian Glennie. Aritst, D.R. Laird paints a picturesque image of children playing pond ho...
Following a loss to the Soviets in game four, Phil Esposito's famous speech inspired the team and rallied the Canadian fans. The Legend Series prints have been produced with the exact high quality...
This print commemorates the induction of Viacheslav Fetisov, Dale Hawerchuk, Jari Kurri and Mike Gartner into the Hockey Hall of Fame on November12th, 2001. The print is the third official inductio...
This print commemorates the induction of Denis Savard and Joe Mullen. The print is the second official induction print issued under the license of the Hockey Hall of Fame, honouring hockey’s newest...
This print depicts the celebration of the 1967 Toronto Maple Leafs Stanley Cup championship. Seen in the main image are the two veterans Bobby Baun and Johnny Bower along with the young Ron Ellis. ...
Manon Rheaume who made hockey history by becoming the first woman to ever
play for an NHL team.
This edition is limited to 923 prints with 92 publisher proofs. John Newby has hand titled and number...
Ed Giacomin began his 13 year NHL career in 1965 during which time he was named as an All-Star five times. Giacomin also won the Vezina Trophy in 1972 in tandem with Gilles Villemure, for having th...
This print commemorates the “Series of the Century” and the team that earned the prestigious title “Canada’s Team of the Century”. Artist Daniel Parry depicts the members of Team Canada ’72 around ...
There are a number of brothers who have played in the NHL but only a handful that have left their mark like the Esposito brothers. Phil and Tony Esposito have been dominant forces in the NHL, Phil ...
Joffrey Lupul is one of the Toronto Maple Leafs top scorers. He was selected to play in the 2012 NHL All-Star game.
This finished frame measures 14"x17".
James Reimer was drafted by the Maple Leafs in 2006. He has the best save percentage in Toronto goaltender history.
This finished frame measures 14"x17".
Evander Kane was named after the famous boxer Evander Holifield. He won gold with Team Canada at the 2009 World Junior Championships.
This finished frame measures 14"x17".
