Boston Red Sox 2004 WS Champs

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"Why Not Us"

Boston Red Sox

The 2004 Boston Red Sox changed what generations of fans believed was possible. Down three games to none against the Yankees in the American League Championship Series, they won four straight, then swept the World Series to end an 86-year title drought. David Ortiz, Pedro Martínez, Jason Varitek and their teammates became the faces of a breakthrough that reached far beyond the ballpark. “Why Not Us” celebrates the nerve, resilience and shared belief of the team that finally turned Boston’s wait into a championship.

Justyn Farano brings Dave Roberts’ pivotal Game 4 steal and Schilling’s bloody sock together around the championship embrace between Keith Foulke and Jason Varitek. These scenes connect the title to the moments of resolve that made Boston’s comeback possible. This original painting is hand-signed by David Ortiz, Pedro Martínez, Jason Varitek, Curt Schilling, Tim Wakefield, Johnny Damon, Derek Lowe, Dave Roberts and Keith Foulke.

Medium:
Original Oil Painting
Size:
36x54
Hand Signed By:
David Ortiz, Pedro Martinez, Jason Varitek, Curt Schilling, Tim Wakefield, Johnny Damon, Derek Lowe, Dave Roberts, Keith Foulke
Authentication:
New England Picture, JSA
Copyright Year:
© 2014
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$7,500

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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