Leslie Huon Mead Portrait Artwork

DESCRIPTION

In 1935, Les Mead, a solidly built half-back, scored a Western Suburbs club record, achieving the highest number of points in a single game for 1st grade. Les was intelligent, tough, and a great leader, inspiring other players to perform at their best. Always in the middle of the battle, directing play, Les earned a reputation for being extremely strong and dependable. Les is the son of Western Suburbs foundation player Ted Mead, with the black and white colors ingrained in his blood. Les represented Australia, NSW, and his club to the best of his ability, also becoming the NSW RL leading points scorer in 1933. A true Western Suburbs man to his absolute core.

PRINT SIZE

The "Game of Their Lives: Les Mead" print is sized at 51 x 29 cm. The acrylic UV-blocking sheet, instead of glass, protects the product from deterioration.

PRODUCTION

The print is made with high-quality materials to ensure it maintains its quality appearance. It is produced in limited numbers, with only 51 copies available for purchase. These factors assure the buyer of value for their investment and protect the future value. Our products are entirely made in Australia, and our company is completely Australian-owned. Each order is treated individually, with our aim to be respected and to deliver value for the investment.

CONDITIONS

Avoid hanging our products in direct sunlight, as pigment inks are responsive to moisture activated by direct sunlight.