KC Royals-Inspired Baseball Art Print

Our 'Kansas City Royals-Inspired' art print design reflects elements of the club and city's heritage. In 1968, the Kansas City Athletics moved west to become the Oakland Athletics. The league replaced the city's franchise in 1969 as a part of the second wave of modern expansion. The new team took their name from the American Royal, a livestock show, horse show, rodeo, and championship barbecue competition held annually in Kansas City since 1899.

The Inspiration behind our Kansas City Royals-Inspired Art Print

Our one-of-a-kind Kansas City Royals art print is dedicated to fans that appreciate the legacy of one of America's most successful Major League Baseball expansion franchises. The vintage design features photo illustrations of a stylized crown, antique bats and Cyrus E. Dallin's famous statue 'The Scout'. This print makes the ultimate addition to any Royals fan's man cave or sports room. Add a bit of local history and Royals love to your walls with this unique art print.

Design Features

• Inspired by the Kansas City Royals logo
• Authentic antique map background of Kansas City locating Kauffman Stadium
• Designed with the team's official colours

Museum quality prints

• Individually printed on heavy photo paper using a 9-colour ink process
• Museum quality inks and paper (Giclée) won’t fade or yellow for at least 200 years

Ready to hang

• Dry mounted on acid-free foam core stops warping or discolouration
• Gallery-style, solid hardwood, 100% Canadian-made frames
• Thick acrylic is as clear as glass yet won't break during shipping
• Hanging hardware installed—ready to hang out of the box