Home of Pittsburgh Legends on canvas

Dino Guarino is a noted Pittsburgh artist and historian who truly  enjoys nostalgia. With a background centered in and around Pittsburgh, it should come  as no surprise that Dino is also a sports enthusiast. And this  enthusiasm has inspired many of his works. In 1984, he conducted his  first exhibits in cooperation with the National Football League and the  Pittsburgh Steelers. In April of 1989, Dino was commissioned by the  Pittsburgh Pirates to paint a series of sport illustrations, which  appeared regularly in the Pittsburgh Pirate programs. The Pittsburgh  Pirates granted another commission, Dino’s artwork adorned the 2000  Pittsburgh Pirate Season Tickets, the final season at Three Rivers  Stadium. Dino’s first print, “The Hit That Closed Down the Town”,  (Mazeroski’s 1960 World Series homerun) has sold out. In 1991 Dino  started publishing his own works through Guarino Gallery. His lithograph  entitled simply “Roberto”, an oil rendering of the late great Pirate  superstar, sold out within one year, as well as his Mario Lemieux  edition. Other limited edition prints by Dino Guarino are available at  art galleries throughout the Tri-State area. Dino’s ability to blend  artistry and history offers a fresh look to the American sports scene.