2011 Edition of 60 Jordan initially opened and sold for $500.
few remain valued at up to $5000.
Quigley met Michael Jordan in 1989 and painted him seven times from 1989–2012. The 8ft painting used for this print was created in 2003. Printed in 2011 at the legendary Ken Tyler Studios at Boston University by master printer Aithan Shapira, the first edition has entered the collector’s market with valuations exceeding $5,000 and continuing to rise. The painting resides in the Tokita Medical Center Art Collection, Irvine, California.
It reflects Jordan’s legacy at full scale—six championships, five MVPs, and a cultural impact that permanently reshaped basketball, sneaker culture, and global sports branding.
This work positions Jordan as the ultimate SKRAPPER: relentless, uncompromising, and driven without limits. For collectors who recognize him as a cultural icon as much as an athlete, this print preserves a defining moment in the mythology of the greatest career in basketball history.
Published and hand signed in 3 sizes on the highest quality canvas and Legion 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
