Pittsburgh’s Fleury refreshes his mask with an intense “flower”
Ken DeNardo photo
InGoal is thrilled to present the latest incredible mask by Stephane Bergeron of LaGriffe Originale. Stephane sent this along today as well as a shot of him working on the mask, right after finishing the design via phone with Fleury.Marc-Andre likes the 1970′s style pens logo on the left of the mask and you can see that Stephane has taken is “flower” goalie to a whole new level of intensity!
image courtesy of Stephane Bergeron, all rights reserved
Here is Stephane putting the finishing touches on the artwork.
Stephane also sent along this mask that he is especially proud of. Can you name the four goaltending icons on the mask? Bragging rights to the first person who leaves a comment with all four correct.
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Roy, Plante, Brodeur, and…. Worsley???
Roy, Plante, Brodeur, and Sawchuk.
Patrick Roy, Martin Brodeur, Jacques Plante, Terry sawchuk
Correct and well done! Roy, Plante, Brodeur, and Sawchuk
Do i get 2nd place reward?
Silver medal bragging rights!
Roy, Plante, Brodeur and Sawchuk
Others have already beat me to the punch, but it is worth mentioning this: the actual photo of Sawchuk’s face (Life Magazine, March 4 1966) is stunning- severe, haunting, noble. That face full of scars is apparently what inspired Gerry Cheevers to put the scars on his own mask.
I went to Life magazine to find the pic & this was posted under it.
Pro. Hockey goalie Terry Sawchuk wearing fake scars & wounds applied by make-up artist to simulate injuries accumulated in 16 yrs. of professional hockey.