Stadia Collection (page 10)

Opening of Berlin Stadium - venue for 1916 Olympics
Opening of the stadium in Berlin, Germany, intended as the venue for the 1916 Olympic Games. Due to the First World War, the Games were never held. Date: 1913

Velodrome and city of Luanda, Angola, West Africa
Velodrome and city of Luanda, capital of Angola, Portuguese West Africa. Date: circa 1910s

Stadium for the 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games
An aerial view of the stadium built for the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics. Originally with a capacity of 32, 000, the stadium was rebuilt to accomodate 42, 000

Madejski Stadium Art - Reading
Watercolour of the Madejski Stadium, home of Reading F.C. 1998 - current day. Capacity 24, 161. Original painting size 20" x 16" created in 2000 by Kevin Fletcher

Anfield Stadia Art - Liverpool
Oil painting of Anfield, home of Liverpool F.C. 1892 - current day. Stadium capacity 45, 525. Original painting size 22" x 18", created by D.J.Rogers in 2013

Borussia Park Stadium Fine Art - Borussia Munchengladbach Football Club
Borussia Park Stadium Fine Art, home of Borussia Munchengladbach Football Club, created by the talented artist Brian Casey using Pencil & Acrylics

1932 Los Angeles Olympic Stadium
The gigantic 125, 000 seater stadium in Los Angeles which was the setting for the 1932 Olympic Games. Building was begun in 1921 and it was then rebuilt to its larger proportions. Date: 1932

The Bullring - Cadiz, Spain Date: circa 1920s

Liverpool, UK, aerial image
Liverpool, UK, aerial photograph. The city of Liverpool occupies the north bank of the Mersey Estuary. Black and white regions are areas of water where no photographs were taken

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"Capturing the Essence of Stadia: A Celebration of Sporting Heritage" Immerse yourself in a world where passion and artistry collide, as we unveil an extraordinary collection that pays homage to some of the most iconic stadia across the United Kingdom. From football meccas to cricket sanctuaries, these fine artworks beautifully encapsulate the spirit and grandeur of each venue. Step into Tottenham Stadium Fine Art, where every brushstroke captures the electric atmosphere that reverberates through this hallowed ground during Tottenham Hotspur Football Club's thrilling encounters. Feel your heart race as you witness Millenium Stadium Fine Art, showcasing Wales Rugby Union's glorious triumphs under its magnificent roof. Elland Road Art transports us to Leeds United's historic home, evoking memories of legendary matches played on its sacred turf. Meanwhile, Ibrox Stadium Art invites us into Rangers' fortress, echoing with echoes of roaring fans who have witnessed countless victories within its walls. Upton Park Stadium Fine Art takes us back in time to West Ham United Football Club's former stomping grounds - a tribute to cherished memories etched forever in the hearts of loyal supporters. City Ground Art offers a glimpse into Nottingham Forest's rich history and their storied journey towards greatness. The majestic Old Trafford Art stands tall as it immortalizes Manchester United's legacy - an ode to their unrivaled success and indomitable spirit. Racecourse Ground Stadium Fine Art showcases Wrexham Football Club's enduring love affair with football; each stroke capturing moments that unite generations on match days. St James Park Art paints a vivid picture of Newcastle United’s passionate fanbase whose unwavering support has made this stadium an intimidating fortress for visiting teams. Plainmoor Stadium Fine Art brings Torquay United Football Club’s dreams alive through vibrant colors that embody hope and determination. Lords Cricket Ground Fine Art celebrates Middlesex CCC & England MCC by elegantly portraying the grace and skill that define this iconic cricketing venue.