Missouri State University (MSU) Art Piece
This is a beautiful, unique Art Piece inspired by the Missouri State University (MSU) and is the perfect gift for any true Bears fan. It is so unique and exclusive that it cannot be found anywhere else.
The distinctive, full color artwork includes over 80 popular phrases, sayings and traditions along with listings of popular events, famous landmarks and other identifiers, to create an incredible lasting tribute to this very special university.
The Art Piece is a stunning addition to any home, office or dorm room and is available
as a stunning FRAMED piece which includes a 16x20 high quality canvas print surrounded by a beautiful, wooden "float" frame, or as an unframed 16x20 Canvas Wall Print or even an incredible massive 24x30 Canvas Wall Print. All are ready for hanging.
Creatively incorporates everything people love and cherish about the school, including some phrases that ONLY true fans would know, such as:
Bears, Go Bears!, Boomer, Lady Bears, Follow Your Passion. Find Your Place., Est. 1906, Springfield, Missouri, MSU, Maroon and White, missouristate.edu, Missouri Valley Conference, Plaster Stadium, JQH Arena, Bear Statue, The Quad, Jane A. Meyer Carillon, Carrington Hall, Meyer Library, Bear Claw, Boomer’s Crew, Go Maroon!, Sugar Bears Dance Team, Ice Bears, The Scotsman, John Q. Hammons Student Center, Hill Hall, Siceluff Hall, Cheek Hall, Pummill Hall, Coger Theater, Foster Rec Center, Bear Battalion, Temple Hall, Kemper Hall, Westminster Chime, “You Guys! I Have Clothes!”, The Clif, Freddy, OurPromise, Paul Lusk, Dave Steckel, Pride Marching Band, BearFest Village, May You Live Ever in Truth and Right, Fight For Victory!, The Standard, Plaster Student Union, Welcome Weekend, The Underground, Wells House, Freudenberger House, Kentwood Hall, Sunvilla Tower, Blair-Shannon Dining Hall, Ozarks News Journal
…and many more
Photographs simply don’t do justice to how truly breathtaking your art piece will be when hanging on the wall of that special Fan.
Note: Since my designs are always evolving with new words frequently added, the image shown may not include recent updates or changes.