Mighty Josh
From the New York Times Best-Selling book, WE ARE THE SHIP: The Story of Negro League Baseball, by Kadir Nelson, the intimidating slugger, Josh Gibson (sometimes called "the Black Babe Ruth"), stands tall, partially illuminated by the late afternoon sun in front of his home dugout, swinging three bats, taunting the pitcher, Satchel Paige, as he awaits his turn at bat. As he steps our of the shadow, Gibson watches Paige deliver a pitch to batter, Buck Leonard. Frank Duncan crouches behind home plate inside the sprawling grounds of Griffith Stadium in Washington DC, circa 1943.
This limited edition giclee on paper measures 15x30 inches, ships with certificate of authenticity from the artist and signed and numbered.
From the New York Times Best-Selling book, WE ARE THE SHIP: The Story of Negro League Baseball, by Kadir Nelson, the intimidating slugger, Josh Gibson (sometimes called "the Black Babe Ruth"), stands tall, partially illuminated by the late afternoon sun in front of his home dugout, swinging three bats, taunting the pitcher, Satchel Paige, as he awaits his turn at bat. As he steps our of the shadow, Gibson watches Paige deliver a pitch to batter, Buck Leonard. Frank Duncan crouches behind home plate inside the sprawling grounds of Griffith Stadium in Washington DC, circa 1943.
This limited edition giclee on paper measures 15x30 inches, ships with certificate of authenticity from the artist and signed and numbered.
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From the New York Times Best-Selling book, WE ARE THE SHIP: The Story of Negro League Baseball, by Kadir Nelson, the intimidating slugger, Josh Gibson (sometimes called "the Black Babe Ruth"), stands tall, partially illuminated by the late afternoon sun in front of his home dugout, swinging three bats, taunting the pitcher, Satchel Paige, as he awaits his turn at bat. As he steps our of the shadow, Gibson watches Paige deliver a pitch to batter, Buck Leonard. Frank Duncan crouches behind home plate inside the sprawling grounds of Griffith Stadium in Washington DC, circa 1943.
This limited edition giclee on paper measures 15x30 inches, ships with certificate of authenticity from the artist and signed and numbered.
