Cubs Legends,

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"Don't Stop Believing"

Chicago Cubs

Cubs history lives in the players, voices and traditions that made Wrigley Field feel like home long before a championship arrived. Ernie Banks, Billy Williams, Fergie Jenkins, Ryne Sandberg, Andre Dawson and Greg Maddux gave generations of fans their own reasons to believe. When Kris Bryant and Anthony Rizzo helped Chicago end its 108-year World Series title drought in 2016, that victory became part of a much longer story. “Don’t Stop Believing” celebrates the connection between those Cubs generations and the fans who carried their loyalty through them all.

Justyn Farano brings the legends together at Wrigley Field, where Harry Caray and Banks’ “Let’s Play Two” recall the voices and spirit of Cubs baseball. The World Series setting links that history to the championship that rewarded generations of belief. This original painting is hand-signed by Greg Maddux, Ryne Sandberg, Kerry Wood, Andre Dawson, Kris Bryant, Anthony Rizzo, Fergie Jenkins and Billy Williams.

Size:
36x54
Hand Signed By:
Greg Maddux, Ryne Sandberg, Kerry Wood, Andre Dawson, Kris Bryant, Anthony Rizzo, Fergie Jenkins, Billy Williams
Authentication:
MLB Authenticated
Copyright Year:
© 2021
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$150,000

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The philosophy behind my art has always been to make the most compelling, engaging experience for you, the viewer. I try to envision what it was like to compete against that athlete on the field. I want you to feel that grit and rawness of emotion, the athlete’s competitive fire, and passion.

As a perfectionist, my obsession of getting these details precise, takes razor focus, constant critiquing, and fine tuning. It’s not till the painting is complete to my highest of standard, till I am genuinely satisfied.

- Artist Justyn Farano