Dunlop Maxply FORT Tennis Racquet

$1,500.00
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I bought my Maxply when I was going to the SCCC in Port Huron, Michigan, but really didn't use it until I went to Art Center College of Design. Even then, I really didn't get to use it because of how crazy school projects were. But I always loved the different types of wood that were used to make these racquets. The combinations were beautiful. Because of how infrequently I got to use this thing, I ended up giving it to a friend's son when I lived on the beach in Marina del Rey. Later on in life, I really wanted another - not the play, but just to have.

I bought my Maxply when I was going to the SCCC in Port Huron, Michigan, but really didn't use it until I went to Art Center College of Design. Even then, I really didn't get to use it because of how crazy school projects were. But I always loved the different types of wood that were used to make these racquets. The combinations were beautiful. Because of how infrequently I got to use this thing, I ended up giving it to a friend's son when I lived on the beach in Marina del Rey. Later on in life, I really wanted another - not the play, but just to have.

Credits:

  • Title: “Vintage Dunlop MAXPLY Tennis Racquet”

  • Artist: Mike Pitzer

  • Medium: Graphite & Colored Pencil on Paper

  • Original: One-of-a-kind Artwork

  • Image Size: 72″ T x 36″ W

  • Signed & Dated: MPitzer ’20

  • Series: “Happy Art”

  • Style: Pop-Realism

  • Sold via: SaatchiArt.com