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New York Yankees "M&M Boys" Lithograph
Team: YankeesLeague: MLBSport: BaseballIt's a beautiful day in the Bronx as a huge crowd takes in the June 30, 1960 matinee, between the Bronx Bombers and the Kansas City A's. The Bombers would live up their name this day as they would belt five round trippers while cruising to a 10-3 victory. Watching the action intently from the on-deck circle, in his first season in New York is Roger Maris. One inning earlier, he belted his 25th dinger of the season. Now it was the Mick's turn to go deep, as he rockets this pitch from Bob Trowbridge into the right field seats. It was the Commerce Comet's 18th round tripper. Mantle and Maris would stage an epic home run derby during the 1960 season, with the Mick's league leading 40 homers edging Maris by one. Item Measures 22.25'' x 16.5''

New York Yankees "M&M Boys" Lithograph

Team: YankeesLeague: MLBSport: BaseballIt's a beautiful day in the Bronx as a huge crowd takes in the June 30, 1960 matinee, between the Bronx Bombers and the Kansas City A's. The Bombers would live up their name this day as they would belt five round trippers while cruising to a 10-3 victory. Watching the action intently from the on-deck circle, in his first season in New York is Roger Maris. One inning earlier, he belted his 25th dinger of the season. Now it was the Mick's turn to go deep, as he rockets this pitch from Bob Trowbridge into the right field seats. It was the Commerce Comet's 18th round tripper. Mantle and Maris would stage an epic home run derby during the 1960 season, with the Mick's league leading 40 homers edging Maris by one. Item Measures 22.25'' x 16.5''


New York Giants "Simm-ply Super" Lithograph
Team: GiantsLeague: NFLSport: FootballThe Giants, once considered one of the most cherished of all football teams, had been on a free fall since 1964. Finally, in '86, everything would come together. Posting an amazing record of 14-2, the Giants would storm through the playoffs, en route to the team's first championship game since 1963. In the big game against Denver, Simms was masterful. With Denver leading 10-9 in the third quarter, Simms marched his team on a 63 yard scoring drive that culminated with a 13 yard touchdown pass to inspirational tight end, Mark Bavaro. After snaring the ball in the end-zone, Bavaro knelt down on a knee, as if to be giving thanks to be part of this special moment. Later in the second half the game was put away as Simms connected with Phil McConkey on a six yard scoring play. Simms completed an astounding 22 passes in 25 attempts, surging his team past Denver in the second half en route to a 39-20 rout. Item measures 13.75'' x 21''

New York Giants "Simm-ply Super" Lithograph

Team: GiantsLeague: NFLSport: FootballThe Giants, once considered one of the most cherished of all football teams, had been on a free fall since 1964. Finally, in '86, everything would come together. Posting an amazing record of 14-2, the Giants would storm through the playoffs, en route to the team's first championship game since 1963. In the big game against Denver, Simms was masterful. With Denver leading 10-9 in the third quarter, Simms marched his team on a 63 yard scoring drive that culminated with a 13 yard touchdown pass to inspirational tight end, Mark Bavaro. After snaring the ball in the end-zone, Bavaro knelt down on a knee, as if to be giving thanks to be part of this special moment. Later in the second half the game was put away as Simms connected with Phil McConkey on a six yard scoring play. Simms completed an astounding 22 passes in 25 attempts, surging his team past Denver in the second half en route to a 39-20 rout. Item measures 13.75'' x 21''


Boston Red Sox "Papi Pops the Yanks" Lithograph
Team: Red SoxLeague: MLBSport: BaseballWe're in the 4th game of the playoffs to decide the 2004 AL Pennant, when "The Big Papi" steps to the plate in the bottom of the twelfth inning. Boston had staved off elimination three innings earlier, rallying for the tying run in the bottom of the ninth. Now it was "Papi's" turn to reverse the pendulum in this famed rivalry. Driving this 2-1 pitch for a game winning two run homer, the tides of this series and the rivalry had suddenly swung like never before. The Sox were on their way to an historic comeback, winning the final four games of a playoff series, after losing the first three. Finally, after 86 years, the Bosox would win it all, and deliver the greatest hurt possible on their hated rival. Item measures 26''x 21''

Boston Red Sox "Papi Pops the Yanks" Lithograph

Team: Red SoxLeague: MLBSport: BaseballWe're in the 4th game of the playoffs to decide the 2004 AL Pennant, when "The Big Papi" steps to the plate in the bottom of the twelfth inning. Boston had staved off elimination three innings earlier, rallying for the tying run in the bottom of the ninth. Now it was "Papi's" turn to reverse the pendulum in this famed rivalry. Driving this 2-1 pitch for a game winning two run homer, the tides of this series and the rivalry had suddenly swung like never before. The Sox were on their way to an historic comeback, winning the final four games of a playoff series, after losing the first three. Finally, after 86 years, the Bosox would win it all, and deliver the greatest hurt possible on their hated rival. Item measures 26''x 21''


Boston Celtics "Making of a Legend" Lithograph
Team: CelticsLeague: NBASport: BasketballPractice, Practice, Practice. When you think of the man they called Larry Legend, you think of endless hours in the gym, honing the skills that made him one of the game's dominant players. Here he is, alone on the famed parquet floor and under the rafters and banners celebrating the greatest teams of all time. As he hoists up shot after shot hours before tip-off perfecting his stroke, you have to wonder how many of these shots were "nothing but net". Item measures 22'' x 15''

Boston Celtics "Making of a Legend" Lithograph

Team: CelticsLeague: NBASport: BasketballPractice, Practice, Practice. When you think of the man they called Larry Legend, you think of endless hours in the gym, honing the skills that made him one of the game's dominant players. Here he is, alone on the famed parquet floor and under the rafters and banners celebrating the greatest teams of all time. As he hoists up shot after shot hours before tip-off perfecting his stroke, you have to wonder how many of these shots were "nothing but net". Item measures 22'' x 15''


Boston Celtics/Philadelphia 76ers "Jumpball" Lithograph
Team: 76ersLeague: NBASport: BasketballNo other competition in American team sports captivated fans like the battles between Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain. Chamberlain would dominate the inside and amass scoring and rebounding records for the ages, and Russell's teams would almost always find a way to win the title. Here is a jump ball to start a game in the 1967 season. This would turn out to be the year Wilt's team would finally bring home the big prize. Item measures 14'' x 23.5''

Boston Celtics/Philadelphia 76ers "Jumpball" Lithograph

Team: 76ersLeague: NBASport: BasketballNo other competition in American team sports captivated fans like the battles between Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain. Chamberlain would dominate the inside and amass scoring and rebounding records for the ages, and Russell's teams would almost always find a way to win the title. Here is a jump ball to start a game in the 1967 season. This would turn out to be the year Wilt's team would finally bring home the big prize. Item measures 14'' x 23.5''


New York Rangers "It's Ours" Lithograph
Team: RangersLeague: NHLSport: HockeyIn 1994, the Rangers would finally do it, and for a Ranger fan, in the sweetest of fashions. The team captures the President's trophy symbolizing the league's regular season best record. In the first round of the playoffs, a Blueshirt four game sweep of the rival Islanders. Then, after beating Washington, the Rangers survive a semi-final seven game war with the New Jersey Devils and then go on to beat Vancouver in the Cup final. This lithograph taken from an original painting brings back many of the memories from that great moment. Item measures 22'' x 15''

New York Rangers "It's Ours" Lithograph

Team: RangersLeague: NHLSport: HockeyIn 1994, the Rangers would finally do it, and for a Ranger fan, in the sweetest of fashions. The team captures the President's trophy symbolizing the league's regular season best record. In the first round of the playoffs, a Blueshirt four game sweep of the rival Islanders. Then, after beating Washington, the Rangers survive a semi-final seven game war with the New Jersey Devils and then go on to beat Vancouver in the Cup final. This lithograph taken from an original painting brings back many of the memories from that great moment. Item measures 22'' x 15''


New York Yankees "Donnie Baseball" Lithograph
Team: YankeesLeague: MLBSport: BaseballDuring the 1980's, when you thought of class on the baseball field, the first name that came to mind was Don Mattingly. His relentless assault on the pitching staffs of the American League earned him the nick name "The Hit Man" and his tireless work ethic and passion for the game, earned him moniker "Donnie Baseball". He hit over .300 every year from 1984 through 1989, and was part of a juggernaut Yankee offense that piled up runs at record rates. Digging in against Andy Benes, and to the back drop of a serenade from the Yankee fans, The Hit Man drove this pitch deep into the right field bleachers to give the Yankees a 3-2 lead in a 1995 playoff game against Seattle. This homer turned out to be the last in the career of Donnie Baseball. Item measures 21.5'' x 16''

New York Yankees "Donnie Baseball" Lithograph

Team: YankeesLeague: MLBSport: BaseballDuring the 1980's, when you thought of class on the baseball field, the first name that came to mind was Don Mattingly. His relentless assault on the pitching staffs of the American League earned him the nick name "The Hit Man" and his tireless work ethic and passion for the game, earned him moniker "Donnie Baseball". He hit over .300 every year from 1984 through 1989, and was part of a juggernaut Yankee offense that piled up runs at record rates. Digging in against Andy Benes, and to the back drop of a serenade from the Yankee fans, The Hit Man drove this pitch deep into the right field bleachers to give the Yankees a 3-2 lead in a 1995 playoff game against Seattle. This homer turned out to be the last in the career of Donnie Baseball. Item measures 21.5'' x 16''


New York Jets "Broadway Guarantee" Lithograph
Team: JetsLeague: NFLSport: Football"We're going to win the game, I guarantee it!" With those words, Broadway Joe Namath set into motion one of the great upsets in the history of professional sports. It was tes nuary, 1969 and for the third time the two professional football leagues would be matched up in a one game playoff to decide football's world champion. Here we see the final play of the Jets first scoring drive. The play gives the Jets an early 7-0 lead, and from there, the Jets simply pulled away to victory. Item measures 21'' x 14.5''

New York Jets "Broadway Guarantee" Lithograph

Team: JetsLeague: NFLSport: Football"We're going to win the game, I guarantee it!" With those words, Broadway Joe Namath set into motion one of the great upsets in the history of professional sports. It was tes nuary, 1969 and for the third time the two professional football leagues would be matched up in a one game playoff to decide football's world champion. Here we see the final play of the Jets first scoring drive. The play gives the Jets an early 7-0 lead, and from there, the Jets simply pulled away to victory. Item measures 21'' x 14.5''


New York Mets "Mets Miracle of 86" Lithograph
Team: MetsLeague: MLBSport: BaseballThe year was 1986 and the Mets had it all. This brash, confident group had great pitching, clutch hitting and superb defense. But what may be most remembered is that a slow rolling ground ball down the first base line miraculously made it to the outfield. That trickling grounder capped an improbable three run, two out, 10th inning rally that propelled the Mets to a victory in the 6th game of the Fall Classic. This lithograpgh captures many of the memorable moments of that great post season. Item measures 22'' x 15''

New York Mets "Mets Miracle of 86" Lithograph

Team: MetsLeague: MLBSport: BaseballThe year was 1986 and the Mets had it all. This brash, confident group had great pitching, clutch hitting and superb defense. But what may be most remembered is that a slow rolling ground ball down the first base line miraculously made it to the outfield. That trickling grounder capped an improbable three run, two out, 10th inning rally that propelled the Mets to a victory in the 6th game of the Fall Classic. This lithograpgh captures many of the memorable moments of that great post season. Item measures 22'' x 15''


New York Yankees "Opening Day 1929" Lithograph
Team: YankeesLeague: MLBSport: BaseballThe Bronx Bombers were in a position that would become all too familiar at the start of the 1929 season. They were anxious to take the field as defending World Champions, having swept St. Louis in the previous year's World Series. It was the second consecutive Series sweep for the mighty New Yorkers, as they had also swept Pittsburgh in the 1927 series. This team, already being hailed as the greatest ever, was itching to defend their back to back titles. However, bad weather had forced a two day delay in opening the season, but finally on April 18, 1929 the weather broke enough to allow the raising of the championship banner and the first game of the new campaign. Playing under cold, graying skies and to a near capacity crowd these New Yorkers set the tone for what they thought would be another great march through the American League. Batting third for the Bombers in the bottom of the first is the mighty Bambino, who has just launched a pitch from Boston hurler Charlie Ruffing deep into the right field stands for his first round tripper of the season. On deck, waiting for his licks was the Iron Horse himself, Lou Gehrig, who would also go deep in the game. These two shots propelled New York to an opening day 7-3 victory. Limited edition to 634 prints.

New York Yankees "Opening Day 1929" Lithograph

Team: YankeesLeague: MLBSport: BaseballThe Bronx Bombers were in a position that would become all too familiar at the start of the 1929 season. They were anxious to take the field as defending World Champions, having swept St. Louis in the previous year's World Series. It was the second consecutive Series sweep for the mighty New Yorkers, as they had also swept Pittsburgh in the 1927 series. This team, already being hailed as the greatest ever, was itching to defend their back to back titles. However, bad weather had forced a two day delay in opening the season, but finally on April 18, 1929 the weather broke enough to allow the raising of the championship banner and the first game of the new campaign. Playing under cold, graying skies and to a near capacity crowd these New Yorkers set the tone for what they thought would be another great march through the American League. Batting third for the Bombers in the bottom of the first is the mighty Bambino, who has just launched a pitch from Boston hurler Charlie Ruffing deep into the right field stands for his first round tripper of the season. On deck, waiting for his licks was the Iron Horse himself, Lou Gehrig, who would also go deep in the game. These two shots propelled New York to an opening day 7-3 victory. Limited edition to 634 prints.


Baltimore Orioles "Ironman" Lithograph
Team: OriolesLeague: MLBSport: BaseballThe drive to compete. The drive to excel. Every day. Every game. A local kid from Maryland broke into the big leagues as a third baseman with the Baltimore Orioles in 1981. The following season, on may 30, 1982, in the team's 46th game of the year, Cal Ripken, Jr. Was penciled into the starting lineup. It would be sixteen years and 2,632 games before the Baltimore Orioles would have a starting line-up without his name in it. He shattered the longevity record of 2,130 games set by the Iron Horse, Lou Gehrig - a feat that most baseball observers thought was unattainable by any other player. Cal Ripken Jr., the ultimate competitor, transformed the position of shortstop. He was a gold glove caliber fielder who brought power to the position of shortstop like few before him could do, and he had the uncanny ability to come up with the biggest hits when the lights were shining their brightest. The litany of his achievements is amazing: rookie of the year, two time American League most valuable player, and member of the 1983 World Champion Orioles. One of the greatest ambassadors the game of baseball has ever seen, he had the great fortune to play with his brother as a teammate and his father as a coach and manager. Cal Ripken, Jr.'s place in baseball history was cemented by his overwhelming selection into baseball's Hall of Fame in 2007. Limited edition to 888 pieces.

Baltimore Orioles "Ironman" Lithograph

Team: OriolesLeague: MLBSport: BaseballThe drive to compete. The drive to excel. Every day. Every game. A local kid from Maryland broke into the big leagues as a third baseman with the Baltimore Orioles in 1981. The following season, on may 30, 1982, in the team's 46th game of the year, Cal Ripken, Jr. Was penciled into the starting lineup. It would be sixteen years and 2,632 games before the Baltimore Orioles would have a starting line-up without his name in it. He shattered the longevity record of 2,130 games set by the Iron Horse, Lou Gehrig - a feat that most baseball observers thought was unattainable by any other player. Cal Ripken Jr., the ultimate competitor, transformed the position of shortstop. He was a gold glove caliber fielder who brought power to the position of shortstop like few before him could do, and he had the uncanny ability to come up with the biggest hits when the lights were shining their brightest. The litany of his achievements is amazing: rookie of the year, two time American League most valuable player, and member of the 1983 World Champion Orioles. One of the greatest ambassadors the game of baseball has ever seen, he had the great fortune to play with his brother as a teammate and his father as a coach and manager. Cal Ripken, Jr.'s place in baseball history was cemented by his overwhelming selection into baseball's Hall of Fame in 2007. Limited edition to 888 pieces.


Pittsburgh Pirates - "Roberto Clemente" - Large - Unframed Giclee
Team: PiratesLeague: MLBSport: BaseballA rifle-armed rightfielder Roberto Clemente was one of his era's great hitters. A member of baseball's 3000 hit club, a four-time batting champion and a .317 lifetime hitter, he was a feared member of the Pittsburgh Pirates batting order for nearly two decades. He won the 1966 NL Most Valuable Player award, and was a member of two world championship teams, including his phenomenal performance in the 1971 fall classic when he batted .414 and was voted the series MVP. Sadly, he perished at a young age in a plane crash while bringing relief supplies to Central America following an earthquake. Based on an original painting by Ron Stark.

Pittsburgh Pirates - "Roberto Clemente" - Large - Unframed Giclee

Team: PiratesLeague: MLBSport: BaseballA rifle-armed rightfielder Roberto Clemente was one of his era's great hitters. A member of baseball's 3000 hit club, a four-time batting champion and a .317 lifetime hitter, he was a feared member of the Pittsburgh Pirates batting order for nearly two decades. He won the 1966 NL Most Valuable Player award, and was a member of two world championship teams, including his phenomenal performance in the 1971 fall classic when he batted .414 and was voted the series MVP. Sadly, he perished at a young age in a plane crash while bringing relief supplies to Central America following an earthquake. Based on an original painting by Ron Stark.


Muhammad Ali/Joe Frazier - "Thriller in Manila" - Large - Unframed Giclee
Team: Muhammad AliLeague: BoxingSport: BoxingDuring the 1970's boxing fans were treated to some of the great heavy weight battles of all time. But none captured the imagination of the public more than the battles with Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali. Their first fight in 1971 was held in New York's Madison Square Garden, was hailed as the "Fight of the Century". It was the first time ever two undefeated heavy weight champions went toe-to-toe, with Frazier winning a 15 round decision. The first re-match in 1974, was also held at MSG, and this time Ali prevailed in a 15 round decision. In 1975, the third and final battle took place. The venue was set up in Manila to try to maximize as much live television coverage as possible around the world. And what the world saw was an unbelievable battle between two proud warriors that ended with a TKO in the fourteenth round as Frazier could not answer the bell because of swelling over his eyes. Both fighters were completely battered, bruised and exhausted after the fight, in what most boxing enthusiasts view as the greatest fight ever. Based on an original painting by Al Sorenson. Measures 24"W X 18"H

Muhammad Ali/Joe Frazier - "Thriller in Manila" - Large - Unframed Giclee

Team: Muhammad AliLeague: BoxingSport: BoxingDuring the 1970's boxing fans were treated to some of the great heavy weight battles of all time. But none captured the imagination of the public more than the battles with Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali. Their first fight in 1971 was held in New York's Madison Square Garden, was hailed as the "Fight of the Century". It was the first time ever two undefeated heavy weight champions went toe-to-toe, with Frazier winning a 15 round decision. The first re-match in 1974, was also held at MSG, and this time Ali prevailed in a 15 round decision. In 1975, the third and final battle took place. The venue was set up in Manila to try to maximize as much live television coverage as possible around the world. And what the world saw was an unbelievable battle between two proud warriors that ended with a TKO in the fourteenth round as Frazier could not answer the bell because of swelling over his eyes. Both fighters were completely battered, bruised and exhausted after the fight, in what most boxing enthusiasts view as the greatest fight ever. Based on an original painting by Al Sorenson. Measures 24"W X 18"H


Arnold Palmer/Jack Nicklaus - "Masterful Reflections" - Large - Unframed Giclee
Team: Jack NicklausLeague: GolfSport: GolfRarely, if ever, do moments in sports capture two great combatants together in thought, but here on the sixteenth fairway in Augusta Georgia, the two symbols of a golfing generation contemplate their next move. As they move through the late day sun on perhaps the country's most storied golf course, each is hoping that there is enough magic left in their arsenal to grab one more green jacket for their closet. The army of fans that line the fairway must surely realize the majesty of the moment, as these two golfing immortals approach their next shot. Based on an original painting by Bill Purdom.

Arnold Palmer/Jack Nicklaus - "Masterful Reflections" - Large - Unframed Giclee

Team: Jack NicklausLeague: GolfSport: GolfRarely, if ever, do moments in sports capture two great combatants together in thought, but here on the sixteenth fairway in Augusta Georgia, the two symbols of a golfing generation contemplate their next move. As they move through the late day sun on perhaps the country's most storied golf course, each is hoping that there is enough magic left in their arsenal to grab one more green jacket for their closet. The army of fans that line the fairway must surely realize the majesty of the moment, as these two golfing immortals approach their next shot. Based on an original painting by Bill Purdom.

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Legendary Sports Prints Large Lithographs

New York Yankees "M&M Boys" Lithograph

New York Giants "Simm-ply Super" Lithograph

Boston Red Sox "Papi Pops the Yanks" Lithograph

Boston Celtics "Making of a Legend" Lithograph

Boston Celtics/Philadelphia 76ers "Jumpball" Lithograph

New York Rangers "It's Ours" Lithograph

New York Yankees "Donnie Baseball" Lithograph

New York Jets "Broadway Guarantee" Lithograph

New York Mets "Mets Miracle of 86" Lithograph

New York Yankees "Opening Day 1929" Lithograph

Baltimore Orioles "Ironman" Lithograph

Pittsburgh Pirates - "Roberto Clemente" - Large - Unframed Giclee

Muhammad Ali/Joe Frazier - "Thriller in Manila" - Large - Unframed Giclee

Arnold Palmer/Jack Nicklaus - "Masterful Reflections" - Large - Unframed Giclee

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