Fenway Park, Night Game

Limited Edition Print on heavy paperAndy Jurinko (American, 1939-2011)

Fenway Park, Night Game

Style & Movement

Contemporary Realism / Sports Art

Medium & Technique

Lithograph or Giclée print; reproduction of a painting originally executed in oil or pastel

Creation Period

1990 (dated in lower right)

Dimensions & Format

Large horizontal panorama. Estimated image size is approximately 15 x 40 inches; frame size approximately 24 x 50 inches.

Subject Description

A panoramic twilight view of Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox. The composition features the iconic 'Green Monster' wall to the left, stadium field lights against a dusk sky, and the Boston skyline including the Prudential Tower in the background. The vantage point is from behind home plate, partially obscured by a support pillar, giving the viewer the feeling of being in the stands.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Very Good. The print appears well-preserved within the frame. There is no visible fading or foxing from the photograph.

Estimated Market Value

$400 - $800 USD

Auction Estimate

$300 - $600 USD

Provenance History

Numbered '276/600' in the lower left and signed 'Jurinko 1990' in the lower right. Likely acquired through a sports memorabilia gallery or directly from the artist's studio distribution in the 1990s.

Art Historical Significance

Jurinko is highly regarded for his meticulously researched and atmospheric depictions of classic American ballparks. His work is significant for capturing the 'golden age' of baseball architecture with a focus on lighting and historical accuracy, often featured in prominent sports museums and private collections.

Notable Features

Hand-signed and numbered edition. The print captures a specific pre-renovation era of Fenway Park, predating the 'Green Monster' seats installed in 2003, adding historical value for collectors.

Condition Issues

Visible glare on the glass suggests standard non-UV glass; possible minor waving of the paper. Potential for acid-burn if the matting is not archival, though none is visible here.

Conservation Recommendations

Ensure the print is mounted using acid-free materials. Replacement of glass with UV-protective acrylic or museum glass is recommended to prevent ink fading over time.

Identified on 5/20/2026