Champion — The Greatest VI

A deep crimson figure with a flash of violet at the raised arms rises through bands of soft gray and white. Rich, saturated color with a strong vertical presence.

The story

Muhammad Ali (1942–2016), born Cassius Clay in Louisville, Kentucky, called himself "The Greatest" and then proved it. He won Olympic gold in 1960, took the heavyweight title in 1964 and became the first three-time world heavyweight champion. Late in life, he lit the Olympic cauldron at the 1996 Atlanta Games, one of the most moving moments in Olympic history.

Details

• Hand-pulled acrylic print on deckle-edge paper
• 8 × 10 in
• Signed by the artist
• One of a kind: each print in the series is pulled by hand, so no two are alike
• Ships unframed