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57. (SOLD OUT) "Ellis Valentine: The Human Howitzer" 7" x 10.5" Art Print
57. (SOLD OUT) "Ellis Valentine: The Human Howitzer" 7" x 10.5" Art Print
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Up this week is a 7” x 10.5” art print of "Ellis Valentine: The Human Howitzer".
Available from now until October 10th, this product print is expected to ship approximately 30 days after the purchase window is closed.
From the Artist: Ellis Valentine was an incredible 5-tool player who is most remembered for his incredible throwing arm. So much so that he was known as “The Human Howlitzer”. Former Expos manager Felipe Alou said of him, “There's a plateau where you can't throw the ball any harder and you can't be any more accurate. That was Ellis Valentine.” I was able to partner with Ellis Valentine with this piece and I’m happy to share that both signed and unsigned copies are available. What’s more is both Mr. Valentine and Pop Fly Pop Shop will be donating a portion of the proceeds to The Montreal Children’s Hospital Foundation for the Kat D DIPG fundraiser. Catherine “Kat” Demes passed away from DIPG (an aggressive brain tumor) in 2015 at the tender age of 5. This fundraiser in Kat’s name is to fight DIPG and find a cure.
This art print (not a comic book) is printed on double-thick card stock & comes packaged in all the nostalgia you can ask for. *Frame not included
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Daniel is the artist that designs all of our Pop Fly Pop Shop prints. Every piece is made with purposeful intentionality and thoughtful effort. Daniel is a storyteller, and during every drop, he is able to showcase the player’s journey and important moments from their career. The art prints do not simply focus on the player's image but about the entire path that has led them to the big leagues.