Toon Collection

St James Park Art - Newcastle United
Watercolour of St James Park, home of Newcastle United F.C. 1892 - current day. Capacity 52, 404. Original painting created in 2000 by Kevin Fletcher

St James Park Stadia Art - Newcastle United
Oil painting of St James Park, home of Newcastle United F.C. 1892 - current day. Capacity 52, 404. Original painting size 22" x 18" created in 2012 by D.J.Rogers

SOCCER - Barclays Premier League - Wolverhampton Wanderers v Newcastle United
Tim Krul of Newcastle United celebrates

Colin Veitch, Newcastle United, drawing for a set of cigarette cards
NFM315274 Colin Veitch, Newcastle United, drawing for a set of cigarette cards, 1907 (pen & ink on card) by Rip, (fl.1907-09); National Football Museum, Manchester

Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Newcastle United: A Premier League Showdown - Jarvis vs Gutierrez
Matthew Jarvis of Wolverhampton Wanderers and Jonas Gutierrez of Newcastle United

Toon Greebe Netherlands Blue Square UKOpen 2009 Reebok Stadium, Bolton, England 04 June 2009 LUE SQUARE UKOPEN 2009 Date: 04 June 2009

Jock Rutherford, Newcastle United, drawing for a set of cigarette cards
NFM315275 Jock Rutherford, Newcastle United, drawing for a set of cigarette cards, 1907 (pen & ink on card) by Rip, (fl.1907-09); National Football Museum, Manchester

Newcastle United jersey from the 1911 FA World Cup Final, 1911 (cotton)
NFM315428 Newcastle United jersey from the 1911 FA World Cup Final, 1911 (cotton) by English School, (20th century); National Football Museum, Manchester

Billy McCracken, Newcastle United, drawing for a set of cigarette cards
NFM315281 Billy McCracken, Newcastle United, drawing for a set of cigarette cards, 1907 (pen & ink on card) by Rip, (fl.1907-09); National Football Museum, Manchester

EV / SAFRICA / 1896 / TOON
Joseph Chamberlain in dire straits during talks with Paul Kruger of South Africa - Checkmate Date: 1896

Wolseley at Myat-Toons stronghold, Burma, 1853
Sir Garnet Wolseley(1833-1913) as a young officer in the British army, storming Myat-Toons stronghold, Burma, February 1853

Controversial Non-Penalty: Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Newcastle United - Premier League - Taylor Fouls O'Hara
Steven Taylor of Newcastle United fouls Jamie O Hara of Wolverhampton Wanderers inside the penalty area, but referee Mark Halsey gave a free kick outside the penalty area

Controversial Offside Call Denies Wolverhampton Wanderers Goal Against Newcastle United
The cap wearing referees assistant who flagged for Matthew Jarvis of Wolverhampton Wanderers saying the ball went out of play

Wolverhampton Wanderers: Kevin Doyle's Controversial Disallowed Goal vs. Newcastle United (Premier League Soccer)
Kevin Doyle of Wolverhampton Wanderers celebrates after his goal that was later disallowed for the ball going out of play

Disallowed Goal: Matthew Jarvis's Header for Wolves vs Newcastle - Kevin Doyle Denied a Score
Matthew Jarvis of Wolverhampton Wanderers heads the ball back for Kevin Doyle of Wolverhampton Wanderers to score a goal that was later disallowed for the ball going out of play

Steven Fletcher's Game-Winning Goal: Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-2 Newcastle United (Premier League)
Steven Fletcher of Wolverhampton Wanderers celebrates after scoring a goal to make it 1-2

Penalty Dispute: Matthew Jarvis vs. Danny Simpson - Wolverhampton Wanderers vs. Newcastle United
Matthew Jarvis of Wolverhampton Wanderers argues with Danny Simpson of Newcastle United over a penalty decision not given

Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Newcastle United: A Premier League Battle - O'Hara vs Tiote
Jamie O Hara of Wolverhampton Wanderers and Cheik Ismael Tiote of Newcastle United

Taeping / Junks Destroyed
The blowing up of the Chinese Commodores junk, and burning of others, at Toon-Chung

UK EVENT / TOON / 1889
A literal view of the House of Cards (Parliament and Government). This scene includes Lord Salisbury and Joseph Chamberlain

Uk Event / Toon / 1815 / Cornl
Satirical view of the campaign for imposition of duty on imported corn

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"Toon: A Legacy of Art, Passion, and Football" In the heart of St James Park, Newcastle United's rich history comes alive through captivating art. From the iconic St James Park stadium to the legendary players who have graced its field, every brushstroke tells a tale of football greatness. Colin Veitch's meticulous drawing for a set of cigarette cards immortalizes his contribution to Newcastle United's legacy. As fans cheer on their beloved team in Barclays Premier League matches like Wolverhampton Wanderers versus Newcastle United they can reminded of the unwavering support that has united generations. Jock Rutherford's artistic depiction captures not only his skill but also showcases how deeply ingrained football is in this city's culture. The 1911 FA World Cup Final jersey proudly displayed serves as a reminder of past glories and inspires future triumphs. Billy McCracken's drawing for another set of cigarette cards brings forth memories from an era long gone yet still cherished by Toon faithfuls. Even beyond England’s borders, such as EV/SAFRICA/1896/TOON or Wolseley at Myat-Toons stronghold in Burma 1853, the passion for Newcastle United transcends boundaries. Toon Greebe stands tall among these legends with his own unique contributions to the club’s story. His name echoes through time alongside those who have left an indelible mark on this historic institution. Newcastle United may be more than just a football club; it represents an entire community bound together by their love for "the beautiful game. " Through art and sport alike, Toon continues to inspire countless individuals worldwide with its enduring spirit and unwavering dedication.