Chicago Cubs wall art, Wrigley Field art print
Costing $250,000 when it was built in 1914, Wrigley Field was home to the Chicago Federals before the Federal League folded after two years. Charlie Weeghman, builder of the park, lead a group to purchase the Chicago Cubs and move them to his stadium, then called Weegham Park. Chewing gum magnate William Wrigley, Jr., part of the original group, bought out the shares of the other members in 1919 and the park was renamed Wrigley Field in 1926 in his honor.
Framing Info
- 11x14 Composite Wood Frame with 1" Facing
- 16x20 Composite Wood Frame with 1-1/4" Facing
- Frame Color: Black
- View Matting and Framing Options on the Ordering Options Page
- Recommended Mat Color: Navy
Disclaimer:
We offer for sale only images of our original artwork. We do not sell products related to the teams or stadiums mentioned, nor do we produce or sell any logos, trademarks, or other copyrighted material owned by the teams or their affiliates. Our business is in no way connected to or affiliated with the team or stadium, and we do not represent their products or services.