Artists
Scott Jacobs
Award-winning artist Scott Jacobs broke ground as the first licensed artist for Harley-Davidson and elevated photorealism to new heights.
Artwork
Hot Pink
306450 Jacobs, Scott Hot Pink 2014 18 3/8'' x 13 1/8'' Giclee in color on canvas. Hand-signed in ink lower right by the artist. From the Arabic numbered edition of 450 examples (90 European artist proofs, 90 artist proofs, 90 hors commerce proofs, 30 artist printer's proofs, and 3 bon a tirer proof impressions also exist).
With a Twist of Luck
157746 Jacobs, Scott With a Twist of Luck 2005 20 1/2'' x 24'' Giclee in color on canvas. Signed in ink lower right and numbered. From the Roman numbered proof edition of 195 examples (345 numbered proofs, 45 European artist's proofs, 45 artist's proofs, 45 hors commerce proofs, 10 printer's proofs, and 3 bon a tirer proof impressions also exist).
Simply Insignia
164635 Jacobs, Scott Simply Insignia 2006 26'' x 13'' Giclee in color on wove paper. Signed lower right in gold ink and numbered. From the numbered edition of 495 (45 European artist's proofs, 45 artist's proofs, 45 hors commerce proofs, 10 printer's proofs, 3 bon a tirer proofs, and 195 Roman numeral proof impressions also exist)
Real Deal
157786 Jacobs, Scott Real Deal 2005 15'' x 23'' Giclee in color on canvas. Signed in ink lower right and numbered. From the Roman numbered proof edition of 195 examples (345 numbered proofs, 45 European artist's proofs, 45 artist's proofs, 45 hors commerce proofs, 10 printer's proofs, and 3 bon a tirer proof impressions also exist).
Sun of This Shine
306440 Jacobs, Scott Sun of This Shine 2014 21 3/4'' x 11 5/8'' Giclee in color on canvas. Hand-signed in gold ink lower left by the artist. From the Arabic numbered edition of 450 examples (90 European artist proofs, 90 artist proofs, 90 hors commerce proofs, 30 artist printer's proofs, and 3 bon a tirer proof impressions also exist).
Pinball Wizard
157763 Jacobs, Scott Pinball Wizard 2005 15'' x 24'' Giclee in color on canvas. Signed in ink lower right and numbered. From the hors commerce proof edition of 45 examples (345 numbered proofs, 45 European artist's proofs, 45 artist's proofs, 10 printer's proofs, 3 bon a tirer proofs, and 195 Roman numbered proof impressions also exist).
Latest News
Exploring the Universal Appeal of Scott Jacobs’ Incredible Photorealistic Art
In 1993, thanks to his amazing hyper-real painting style, artist Scott Jacobs became the first licensed artist in Harley-Davidson history and, almost 30 years later, he continues to create original, transcendent works of photorealistic art. Motorcycles, however, represent far more than simply a colorful artistic subject for Jacobs. They’re a lifestyle, one of the most integral parts of his successful career, and a vital method for documenting the important moments of his life. In a recent interv...
Scott Jacobs Tells Part Two of His Art World Story on a Special Park West Podcast
Two weeks ago, Park West Gallery's "Behind the Artist" podcast gave you the first half of an extended conversation with the astonishing photorealist Scott Jacobs. Now, you can listen to the second half of Jacob's revealing interview with Park West Gallery Director Morris Shapiro in the latest episode of "Behind the Artist." You can find Part One here, listen to this new episode on the Park West Podcast page, or download either episode on iTunes or Stitcher. In part two, Jacobs talks about his te...
Scott Jacobs Reveals His ‘Astonishing’ Story on a Special Two-Part Podcast Event
According to Morris Shapiro, the host of Park West Gallery's "Behind the Artist" podcast, "one singular word" comes to mind when talking about the art of Scott Jacobs: "Astonishing." It's easy to see why. Jacobs is an international art superstar, a critical and popular success known around the world for his photorealistic artwork. However, "photorealistic" might not be a superlative enough term to describe Jacobs’ art. Shapiro argues that his paintings are "so shockingly realistic that many view...
Behind the Artist: Scott Jacobs
Scott Jacobs embraces freedom, individualism, and rebellion, much like the beloved Harley-Davidson motorcycles he enjoys riding and painting. Similarly, a look back at Jacobs’ rise to fame demonstrates his clear passion for hard work and trailblazing. Jacobs enjoyed drawing in his youth, but took his first steps into the art world by working for a framing store in his hometown in New Jersey. He eventually bought the store and made enough money to open his own art gallery named Reflections on Can...
