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Ebony April 1954 Photographic Print

Ebony April 1954

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Photographic Print
12" x 16" - Ships in 1-2 daysPhotographic Print$39.9939.99Price@$39.99Ships in 1-2 dayshttp://imgc.artprintimages.com/images/art-print/bertrand-miles-ebony-april-1954_i-G-65-6570-II82100Z.jpg@366_488@javascript:popHighzoomImage(671,895,14972511105,'-65-6570-II82100Z', 'Bertrand Miles',true)12" x 16"  Photographic Print 1True91153114990703PODSizeID=4985584@PODSubstrateID=4985630@PODTechnologyID=4985628Photo licensed from Johnson Publishing Company, publisher of EBONY and JET magazines.

What’s Wrong with Sugar Ray. Sugar Ray Robinson quit the ring for the footlights after failing to wrest the lightheavy-weight crown from the brow of Joey Maxim in 1952. the champion of both the welter and middleweight divisions hoped to do as well on the stage as he had in the ring. Outfitted in sartorial splendor, Sugar sang, danced and cracked jokes and set the night circuit ablaze for a short while. And then he began to lose popularity. For more about Sugar's theatrical whirl, see "What's Wrong With Sugar Ray" in the April 1954 EBONY.

Digitally Printed on Archival Photographic Paper resulting in vivid, pure color and exceptional detail that is suitable for museum or gallery display.		False11" x 14.5" without border14972511105A
18" x 24" - Ships in 1-2 daysPhotographic Print$49.99Price@$49.99Ships in 1-2 dayshttp://imgc.artprintimages.com/images/art-print/bertrand-miles-ebony-april-1954_i-G-65-6570-II82100Z.jpg@366_488@javascript:popHighzoomImage(671,895,14972511105,'-65-6570-II82100Z', 'Bertrand Miles',true)18" x 24"  Photographic Print 1True91153114990879PODSizeID=4985595@PODSubstrateID=4985630@PODTechnologyID=4985628Photo licensed from Johnson Publishing Company, publisher of EBONY and JET magazines.

What’s Wrong with Sugar Ray. Sugar Ray Robinson quit the ring for the footlights after failing to wrest the lightheavy-weight crown from the brow of Joey Maxim in 1952. the champion of both the welter and middleweight divisions hoped to do as well on the stage as he had in the ring. Outfitted in sartorial splendor, Sugar sang, danced and cracked jokes and set the night circuit ablaze for a short while. And then he began to lose popularity. For more about Sugar's theatrical whirl, see "What's Wrong With Sugar Ray" in the April 1954 EBONY.

Digitally Printed on Archival Photographic Paper resulting in vivid, pure color and exceptional detail that is suitable for museum or gallery display.		False16.5" x 21.5" without border14972511105A
24" x 32" - Ships in 1-2 daysPhotographic Print$69.9969.99Price@$69.99Ships in 1-2 dayshttp://imgc.artprintimages.com/images/art-print/bertrand-miles-ebony-april-1954_i-G-65-6570-II82100Z.jpg@366_488@javascript:popHighzoomImage(671,895,14972511105,'-65-6570-II82100Z', 'Bertrand Miles',true)24" x 32"  Photographic Print 1True91153114990975PODSizeID=4985601@PODSubstrateID=4985630@PODTechnologyID=4985628Photo licensed from Johnson Publishing Company, publisher of EBONY and JET magazines.

What’s Wrong with Sugar Ray. Sugar Ray Robinson quit the ring for the footlights after failing to wrest the lightheavy-weight crown from the brow of Joey Maxim in 1952. the champion of both the welter and middleweight divisions hoped to do as well on the stage as he had in the ring. Outfitted in sartorial splendor, Sugar sang, danced and cracked jokes and set the night circuit ablaze for a short while. And then he began to lose popularity. For more about Sugar's theatrical whirl, see "What's Wrong With Sugar Ray" in the April 1954 EBONY.

Digitally Printed on Archival Photographic Paper resulting in vivid, pure color and exceptional detail that is suitable for museum or gallery display.		False22" x 28.5" without border14972511105A
30" x 40" - Ships in 1-2 daysPhotographic Print$109.99109.99Price@$109.99Ships in 1-2 dayshttp://imgc.artprintimages.com/images/art-print/bertrand-miles-ebony-april-1954_i-G-65-6570-II82100Z.jpg@366_488@javascript:popHighzoomImage(671,895,14972511105,'-65-6570-II82100Z', 'Bertrand Miles',true)30" x 40"  Photographic Print 1True91153114991103PODSizeID=4985609@PODSubstrateID=4985630@PODTechnologyID=4985628Photo licensed from Johnson Publishing Company, publisher of EBONY and JET magazines.

What’s Wrong with Sugar Ray. Sugar Ray Robinson quit the ring for the footlights after failing to wrest the lightheavy-weight crown from the brow of Joey Maxim in 1952. the champion of both the welter and middleweight divisions hoped to do as well on the stage as he had in the ring. Outfitted in sartorial splendor, Sugar sang, danced and cracked jokes and set the night circuit ablaze for a short while. And then he began to lose popularity. For more about Sugar's theatrical whirl, see "What's Wrong With Sugar Ray" in the April 1954 EBONY.

Digitally Printed on Archival Photographic Paper resulting in vivid, pure color and exceptional detail that is suitable for museum or gallery display.		False27.5" x 36" without border14972511105A
Premium Photographic Print
12" x 16" - Ships in 1-2 daysPremium Photographic Print$79.9979.99Price@$79.99Ships in 1-2 dayshttp://imgc.artprintimages.com/images/art-print/bertrand-miles-ebony-april-1954_i-G-65-6570-II82100Z.jpg@366_488@javascript:popHighzoomImage(671,895,14972511105,'-65-6570-II82100Z', 'Bertrand Miles',false)12" x 16"  Premium Photographic Print 1True91153114989999PODSizeID=4985584@PODSubstrateID=4985629@PODTechnologyID=4985628Photo licensed from Johnson Publishing Company, publisher of EBONY and JET magazines.

What’s Wrong with Sugar Ray. Sugar Ray Robinson quit the ring for the footlights after failing to wrest the lightheavy-weight crown from the brow of Joey Maxim in 1952. the champion of both the welter and middleweight divisions hoped to do as well on the stage as he had in the ring. Outfitted in sartorial splendor, Sugar sang, danced and cracked jokes and set the night circuit ablaze for a short while. And then he began to lose popularity. For more about Sugar's theatrical whirl, see "What's Wrong With Sugar Ray" in the April 1954 EBONY.

Digitally printed on high gloss Premium Photographic Paper resulting in a unique silver pearlescent finish with stunning visual impact and depth that is suitable for museum or gallery display.		False11" x 14.5" without border14972511105A
18" x 24" - Ships in 1-2 daysPremium Photographic Print$99.9999.99Price@$99.99Ships in 1-2 dayshttp://imgc.artprintimages.com/images/art-print/bertrand-miles-ebony-april-1954_i-G-65-6570-II82100Z.jpg@366_488@javascript:popHighzoomImage(671,895,14972511105,'-65-6570-II82100Z', 'Bertrand Miles',false)18" x 24"  Premium Photographic Print 1True91153114990175PODSizeID=4985595@PODSubstrateID=4985629@PODTechnologyID=4985628Photo licensed from Johnson Publishing Company, publisher of EBONY and JET magazines.

What’s Wrong with Sugar Ray. Sugar Ray Robinson quit the ring for the footlights after failing to wrest the lightheavy-weight crown from the brow of Joey Maxim in 1952. the champion of both the welter and middleweight divisions hoped to do as well on the stage as he had in the ring. Outfitted in sartorial splendor, Sugar sang, danced and cracked jokes and set the night circuit ablaze for a short while. And then he began to lose popularity. For more about Sugar's theatrical whirl, see "What's Wrong With Sugar Ray" in the April 1954 EBONY.

Digitally printed on high gloss Premium Photographic Paper resulting in a unique silver pearlescent finish with stunning visual impact and depth that is suitable for museum or gallery display.		False16.5" x 21.5" without border14972511105A
24" x 32" - Ships in 1-2 daysPremium Photographic Print$139.99139.99Price@$139.99Ships in 1-2 dayshttp://imgc.artprintimages.com/images/art-print/bertrand-miles-ebony-april-1954_i-G-65-6570-II82100Z.jpg@366_488@javascript:popHighzoomImage(671,895,14972511105,'-65-6570-II82100Z', 'Bertrand Miles',false)24" x 32"  Premium Photographic Print 1True91153114990271PODSizeID=4985601@PODSubstrateID=4985629@PODTechnologyID=4985628Photo licensed from Johnson Publishing Company, publisher of EBONY and JET magazines.

What’s Wrong with Sugar Ray. Sugar Ray Robinson quit the ring for the footlights after failing to wrest the lightheavy-weight crown from the brow of Joey Maxim in 1952. the champion of both the welter and middleweight divisions hoped to do as well on the stage as he had in the ring. Outfitted in sartorial splendor, Sugar sang, danced and cracked jokes and set the night circuit ablaze for a short while. And then he began to lose popularity. For more about Sugar's theatrical whirl, see "What's Wrong With Sugar Ray" in the April 1954 EBONY.

Digitally printed on high gloss Premium Photographic Paper resulting in a unique silver pearlescent finish with stunning visual impact and depth that is suitable for museum or gallery display.		False22" x 28.5" without border14972511105A
30" x 40" - Ships in 1-2 daysPremium Photographic Print$219.99219.99Price@$219.99Ships in 1-2 dayshttp://imgc.artprintimages.com/images/art-print/bertrand-miles-ebony-april-1954_i-G-65-6570-II82100Z.jpg@366_488@javascript:popHighzoomImage(671,895,14972511105,'-65-6570-II82100Z', 'Bertrand Miles',false)30" x 40"  Premium Photographic Print 1True91153114990399PODSizeID=4985609@PODSubstrateID=4985629@PODTechnologyID=4985628Photo licensed from Johnson Publishing Company, publisher of EBONY and JET magazines.

What’s Wrong with Sugar Ray. Sugar Ray Robinson quit the ring for the footlights after failing to wrest the lightheavy-weight crown from the brow of Joey Maxim in 1952. the champion of both the welter and middleweight divisions hoped to do as well on the stage as he had in the ring. Outfitted in sartorial splendor, Sugar sang, danced and cracked jokes and set the night circuit ablaze for a short while. And then he began to lose popularity. For more about Sugar's theatrical whirl, see "What's Wrong With Sugar Ray" in the April 1954 EBONY.

Digitally printed on high gloss Premium Photographic Paper resulting in a unique silver pearlescent finish with stunning visual impact and depth that is suitable for museum or gallery display.		False27.5" x 36" without border14972511105A
Stretched Canvas Print
11" x 14.5" - Ships in 3-5 DaysStretched Canvas Print$99.9999.99Price@$99.99Ships in 3-5 Dayshttp://imagecache5d.art.com/Crop/crop.jpg?img=65-6570-II82100Z&x=14&y=14&w=308&h=403&size=2&maxw=473&maxh=488@372.962779156328_488@javascript:popHighzoomImage(671,895,14972511105,'-65-6570-II82100Z', 'Bertrand Miles',false)11" x 14.5"  Stretched Canvas Print 0False91153114985775PODSizeID=4985584@PODSubstrateID=4985621@PODTechnologyID=4985623Photo licensed from Johnson Publishing Company, publisher of EBONY and JET magazines.

What’s Wrong with Sugar Ray. Sugar Ray Robinson quit the ring for the footlights after failing to wrest the lightheavy-weight crown from the brow of Joey Maxim in 1952. the champion of both the welter and middleweight divisions hoped to do as well on the stage as he had in the ring. Outfitted in sartorial splendor, Sugar sang, danced and cracked jokes and set the night circuit ablaze for a short while. And then he began to lose popularity. For more about Sugar's theatrical whirl, see "What's Wrong With Sugar Ray" in the April 1954 EBONY.

This fine art Giclee on canvas print has been museum-wrapped around 1.5” wood stretcher bars, and finished with handpainted black edges.		True14972511105A
16.5" x 21.5" - Ships in 3-5 DaysStretched Canvas Print$124.99124.99Price@$124.99Ships in 3-5 Dayshttp://imagecache5d.art.com/Crop/crop.jpg?img=65-6570-II82100Z&x=14&y=14&w=308&h=403&size=2&maxw=473&maxh=488@372.962779156328_488@javascript:popHighzoomImage(671,895,14972511105,'-65-6570-II82100Z', 'Bertrand Miles',false)16.5" x 21.5"  Stretched Canvas Print 0False91153114985951PODSizeID=4985595@PODSubstrateID=4985621@PODTechnologyID=4985623Photo licensed from Johnson Publishing Company, publisher of EBONY and JET magazines.

What’s Wrong with Sugar Ray. Sugar Ray Robinson quit the ring for the footlights after failing to wrest the lightheavy-weight crown from the brow of Joey Maxim in 1952. the champion of both the welter and middleweight divisions hoped to do as well on the stage as he had in the ring. Outfitted in sartorial splendor, Sugar sang, danced and cracked jokes and set the night circuit ablaze for a short while. And then he began to lose popularity. For more about Sugar's theatrical whirl, see "What's Wrong With Sugar Ray" in the April 1954 EBONY.

This fine art Giclee on canvas print has been museum-wrapped around 1.5” wood stretcher bars, and finished with handpainted black edges.		True14972511105A
22" x 28.5" - Ships in 3-5 DaysStretched Canvas Print$149.99149.99Price@$149.99Ships in 3-5 Dayshttp://imagecache5d.art.com/Crop/crop.jpg?img=65-6570-II82100Z&x=14&y=14&w=308&h=403&size=2&maxw=473&maxh=488@372.962779156328_488@javascript:popHighzoomImage(671,895,14972511105,'-65-6570-II82100Z', 'Bertrand Miles',false)22" x 28.5"  Stretched Canvas Print 0False91153114986047PODSizeID=4985601@PODSubstrateID=4985621@PODTechnologyID=4985623Photo licensed from Johnson Publishing Company, publisher of EBONY and JET magazines.

What’s Wrong with Sugar Ray. Sugar Ray Robinson quit the ring for the footlights after failing to wrest the lightheavy-weight crown from the brow of Joey Maxim in 1952. the champion of both the welter and middleweight divisions hoped to do as well on the stage as he had in the ring. Outfitted in sartorial splendor, Sugar sang, danced and cracked jokes and set the night circuit ablaze for a short while. And then he began to lose popularity. For more about Sugar's theatrical whirl, see "What's Wrong With Sugar Ray" in the April 1954 EBONY.

This fine art Giclee on canvas print has been museum-wrapped around 1.5” wood stretcher bars, and finished with handpainted black edges.		True14972511105A
27.5" x 36" - Ships in 3-5 DaysStretched Canvas Print$169.99169.99Price@$169.99Ships in 3-5 Dayshttp://imagecache5d.art.com/Crop/crop.jpg?img=65-6570-II82100Z&x=14&y=14&w=308&h=403&size=2&maxw=473&maxh=488@372.962779156328_488@javascript:popHighzoomImage(671,895,14972511105,'-65-6570-II82100Z', 'Bertrand Miles',false)27.5" x 36"  Stretched Canvas Print 0False91153114986175PODSizeID=4985609@PODSubstrateID=4985621@PODTechnologyID=4985623Photo licensed from Johnson Publishing Company, publisher of EBONY and JET magazines.

What’s Wrong with Sugar Ray. Sugar Ray Robinson quit the ring for the footlights after failing to wrest the lightheavy-weight crown from the brow of Joey Maxim in 1952. the champion of both the welter and middleweight divisions hoped to do as well on the stage as he had in the ring. Outfitted in sartorial splendor, Sugar sang, danced and cracked jokes and set the night circuit ablaze for a short while. And then he began to lose popularity. For more about Sugar's theatrical whirl, see "What's Wrong With Sugar Ray" in the April 1954 EBONY.

This fine art Giclee on canvas print has been museum-wrapped around 1.5” wood stretcher bars, and finished with handpainted black edges.		True14972511105A
16.5" x 21.5" without border
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Photo licensed from Johnson Publishing Company, publisher of EBONY and JET magazines.

What’s Wrong with Sugar Ray. Sugar Ray Robinson quit the ring for the footlights after failing to wrest the lightheavy-weight crown from the brow of Joey Maxim in 1952. the champion of both the welter and middleweight divisions hoped to do as well on the stage as he had in the ring. Outfitted in sartorial splendor, Sugar sang, danced and cracked jokes and set the night circuit ablaze for a short while. And then he began to lose popularity. For more about Sugar's theatrical whirl, see "What's Wrong With Sugar Ray" in the April 1954 EBONY.

Digitally Printed on Archival Photographic Paper resulting in vivid, pure color and exceptional detail that is suitable for museum or gallery display.
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