KOBE MAMBA FOREVER Sizes:32 x 24 Quigley captures Williams in his

Quigley captures Williams in his prime

silk screen from Boston University by master printer Aithan Shapira of Ken Tyler's Studio

including the iconic Cleopatra with its 60 costume changes and 30 wigs—mirrored in this edition of 30 prints—cemented her status as one of cinema's greatest talents

Produced in a limited edition of 25

KOBE MAMBA FOREVER Sizes:32 x 24 Quigley captures Williams in hisEdition of 24 Kobe first met Quigley in 1996 while filming an Adidas commercial outside the artists Brewery Arts studio in downtown Los Angeles, before he had played an NBA game. Both from Philadelphia, they connected immediately and spent three days shooting baskets together. In 1997, the future NBA legend acquired an 8 foot painting by Quigley depicting his All Star dunk contest victory. In 2018, Quigley was asked by the Lakers to create a tribute