Fenway Park "Lone Red Seat" Minimalist Stadium 11x17 Poster Print

Fenway Park "Lone Red Seat" Minimalist Stadium 11x17 Poster Print

Artist S. Preston captures a minimalist view of Fenway Park's iconic "Lone Red Seat", a tribute to the legendary Ted Williams in the home of the Boston Red Sox, in this poster print. 

Found in section 42 of the right field bleachers. About halfway up that section is a red bleacher seat among the sea of green to mark the spot where the longest home run in Fenway Park history was hit by legendary Red Sox player Ted Williams.

In 1946, Williams connected on a pitch from Fred Hutchinson of Detroit and sent a mammoth blast into the afternoon sky. It didn’t come down until it found the straw hat of Joe Boucher from Albany, NY, sitting 502 feet from home plate in Row 37, Seat 21. Boucher was later quoted as saying that, after the ball struck him, he lost all interest in retrieving the souvenir. In 2002, after Williams passed away in early July at the age of 83, the Red Sox, amongst many other tributes to the former great, kept the seat empty for all remaining home games; fans who had already purchased tickets for that spot were given free seat upgrades by the team.

• Dimensions: 11 x 17 inches.
  
• Open edition print.
• Print colours may differ slightly from digital image. 

FRAME PACKAGE
The framing package will feature a brushed black moulding with a single 2 1/2" border mat. Framed footprint is 16 x 21 inches.