AMADEE Amadee Wohlschlaeger is an artist, a cartoonist, and a sports historian. Born in south St. Louis, Amadee developed a passion for drawing when he was just a small child. Fascinated by sports figures and movie celebrities, he spent every waking moment with his pencil in hand, capturing faces and figures on paper. Amadee's talent for bringing faces and figures to life has given sports fans a treasure of collectible art which chronicles local and national sports since the early 1930's. In May of 2000, Amadee's lifetime collection of art was purchased by David Ault, entrepreneur and owner of the prestigious Fox Run Golf Club in Eureka, Missouri. It is David's wish to share this collection of over 3,000 pieces, with the world through beautiful reproductions of Amadee's work. The following is a partial list of the Amadee Collection of subjects. There are several different drawings of each individual. Please call 636.938.1100 or email (info@mathisjones.com) if you need more information or wish to purchase an Amadee reproduction. Ali, Muhammad American League City Bidwell Berra, Yogi Brock, Lou - 3,000 Bruce, Isaac Buck, Jack Buck, Jack and Herzog, Whitey Busch Stadium Cardinal Greats Cardinal Roundup Carter, Kevin Comiskey Park Devine, Bing DeWitt/Veeck Will it Go Boom? Dierdorf, Dan Dobler, Conrad Farr, D’Marco Faulk, Marshall First Professor Football Cardinals Garagiola, Joe Gibson, Bob Greatest Show on Earth Gussie Busch Hanifan, Jim Hart, Jim Herzog, Whitey Jalopy Jockeys Joyner-Kersey, Jackie Lahti, Worrell, Dayle Landry, Tom and Madden, John Lewis, Joe Lyght, Todd Macauley, Ed Mantle, Mickey Maris, Roger Matthews, Eddie McGwire, Mark McGhee, Willie Medwick, Joe Metcalf, Terry Milwaukee County Stadium Missouri-Illinois Rivalry Montage Musial, Stan Namath, Joe Pace, Orlando Pettit, Bob Pinson, Vada Rams Portfolio Rams Pro Bowl Robinson, Frank Ruth, Babe Schoendienst, Red Shannon, Mike Sportsman’s Park Two Senators Untouchables Veeck Browns Deal Vermeil, Dick Warner, Kurt Wehrli, Roger Wilkerson, Bill Wilson, Larry Wooden, John Wrigley Field Yankee Stadium 1957 All-Star Game 57-58 NCAA Championship