If you’re in my age group you probably saw the movie “Easy Rider” when it first appeared. Very turbulent times indeed. The war in Vietnam, long hair not allowed, drugs, and choppers. Well times have changed, or have they?

“American, Always” depicts a modern day version of one of the most famous motorcycles ever made. Of the two original “Captain America” motorcycles made for the movie, one was destroyed, one was stolen. Billy and Wyatt died from a Duck Hunters Shotgun. Placed in a graveyard setting, just as in the movie, the bike still shines, the flag stands tall, and we are all still riding. Times sure have changed, or have they.

Very turbulent times these days. It’s not like we haven’t seen this before.
I’ve been riding since before the movie “Easy Rider” appeared and I still am.

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"Life Needs More Green Lights"
by Rodney White

Open edition on fine art paper

Size:  40" x 20"

Print price:  $40.00 plus $10.00 shipping

"The Art of Scott Jacobs"
by Scott Jacobs

"The Art of Scott Jacobs is the complete full-color showcase of the most famous Harley artist in the world.  Scott's photo-realistic paintings of Harley-Davidson motorcycles have helped transcend the "Hog" culture and legitimize it as purebred Americana along with apple pie and baseball.  His work can be found gracing the walls of the most esteemed international collectors and A-list rock stars and celebrities"

Through this beautifully bound hard cover book, you can follow Scott's career from his humble beginnings on up to his status as a highly celebrated American Fine Artist.  There's over 300 full color glossy pages.

While most of us are aware of Scott's motorcycle and wine series paintings, he has quite a history of celebrity commission images - all shown in the book - along with his continuing involvement with automotive art.

Weighing in at over 4 pounds and measuring 9.5" X 12" X 1.25", this is a most impressive book!

The ultimate gift for your self or others.  You won't be able to put it down.

Price:  $64.95 plus $15.00 shipping (Fed Ex ground due to weight)

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Take a few minutes and watch this new video on Scott Jacobs as he personally narrates, in documentary format, his life and career.  It is a fascinating verbal and pictorial account for all of Scott's fans of his work to enjoy....and it is told by Scott in his own words. 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jpk6utkd9D4&feature=channel