Null Gerry CRANHAM

Still Cassius Clay

London 1963, Mohamed Ali still Cassius …

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Gerry CRANHAM Still Cassius Clay London 1963, Mohamed Ali still Cassius Clay Clay prepares for his fight against Henry Cooper. Pigment print EA 2/2 signed 90 x 135 cm Please note. The largest format ever printed by the author, his second and last artist's proof. As a young man, the boxer understood that it's the big ones that would help build his legend.

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Gerry CRANHAM Still Cassius Clay London 1963, Mohamed Ali still Cassius Clay Clay prepares for his fight against Henry Cooper. Pigment print EA 2/2 signed 90 x 135 cm Please note. The largest format ever printed by the author, his second and last artist's proof. As a young man, the boxer understood that it's the big ones that would help build his legend.

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