When Topps released the image of the Clayton Kershaw Topps Living Set artwork there were some mixed reactions.

Personally I loved the rendition by artist Mayumi Seto.

It’s a tight-crop of Kershaw’s face, his beard slightly hidden behind his right shoulder, which prominently displays the Dodger’s 60th anniversary patch. It’s a different view of the pitching legend and maybe that’s why I liked it. Being a Kershaw collector I’ve grown used to the full body shots showing his face contorted in some weird way as he’s about to release the ball.

I bought five of the Topps Living Set cards and figured I’d snag a print when it was produced. And the print was released just a few weeks ago so I ordered one.

The print arrived today and I was not disappointed when I removed it from the packaging. This 10×14 print comes on textured paper and are hand numbered, mine 73/87.

The prints are highly recommended for any player or team collector who enjoys the image used on the Living Set cafd. I almost wish I had ordered additional copies, or considered the 1/1.

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