Joe Louis - The Brown Bomber sizes:suite of 25 30 x 28 prints

Joe Louis - The Brown Bomber sizes:suite of 25 30 x 28 printsEdition of 25 JOE LOUIS defended his title 25 times A museum quality limited edition print celebrating one of boxing's most legendary champions. Joe Louis (1914 1981) held the world heavyweight championship from 1937 to 1949, defending his title a record 25 times during his reigna record that stands to this day. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE Known as "The Brown Bomber," Louis transcended sport to become a symbol of American strength and resilience during

Originally published 30 prints in 2016 by Pitch Black Editions at $1

and American cultural artifacts

offering collectors a rare opportunity to acquire a document of pre-presidential portraiture and a pivotal moment in twenty-first-century American cultural history

making it a highly sought-after work

MA and shown numerous times with many enlightening conversations with Lincoln Scholar and author of Team of Rivals

two Triple Crowns

The original 8-foot painting

William Quigley's tribute to one of football's greatest running backs captures the essence of Walter Payton's 1976 Topps rookie card and legendary career with the Chicago Bears

genius with the same name

Quigley began exploring Lincoln after witnessing the Rodney King Riots escalate around his West Hollywood studio on his birthday

In tribute to Braddock’s career

Ali granted usage of his likeness for the Skrapper clothing line through a handshake agreement