Description

The Man Who Changed the Game

He stepped onto Ebbets Field wearing a number that would become synonymous with courage itself. This powerful Art Deco tribute captures Jackie Robinson at the moment the color line shattered: the Brooklyn Dodgers uniform immaculate, the bat resting like a scepter of justice, and the stadium lights blazing behind him like the dawn of a new America. The scoreboard reads 1947, the baseball waits on pristine grass, and the dugout suggests the teammates who would become brothers. This is the portrait of a man who proved that talent, when armed with dignity, could dismantle an empire of prejudice, and that 42 would never be just a number again.

• Edition Limited to 25 hand-numbered prints

• Print Size 24 x 36 inches

• Paper Museum-grade archival pigment print

• Finish Premium UV-protective coating

• Frame Modern Black – 3/4″ slim moulding profile with 1/4″ recess gap

• Backing Acid-free mounting board, custom hooks

• Ready Arrives ready to hang

• COA Hand-numbered Certificate of Authenticity mailed separately