Jordan 2004

Edition of 23

• 2011 Edition of 60 Jordan initially opened and sold for $500. 
• few remain valued at up to $5000. 

The GOAT's final statement. Quigley captures Michael Jordan again in 2004, the year MJ retired, cementing a legacy that redefined basketball forever—six championships, five MVPs, and a cultural impact that transcended sport. Jordan was the ultimate SKRAPPER: a relentless competitor who clawed his way from college cut to global icon, never backing down, never satisfied, always hungry. His competitive fire reminded the world why he remains the greatest of all time. This piece immortalizes the player who changed everything: the sneaker industry, global basketball culture, and what it means to pursue perfection with zero apologies. For collectors who understand that Jordan isn't just a player but a cultural phenomenon and the original SKRAPPER mentality personified, this print preserves the moment when the greatest to ever play the game took his final bow.

Published and hand signed in 3 sizes on the highest quality canvas and paper to offer affordable but hand-signed, collectible investment options for art enthusiasts and friends who may struggle with the decision to own a piece of Quigley's work. Making the work accessible. Edition of 23