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"Magic Showtime" Limited Edition Hand Embellished Giclee on Canvas by Stephen Holland, Numbered 228/300 and Hand Signed by the Artist and Magic Johnson. Includes Certificate of Authenticity and an Online Authentics Verification Number. Framed (29.5" x 42.5") and Ready to Hang.
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"Magic Showtime" is a limited edition hand embellished giclee on canvas by Stephen Holland, numbered 228/300 and hand signed by the artist and Magic Johnson! This piece comes framed and ready to hang! This item Includes a certificate of authenticity, an NBA holographic licensing sticker, as well as a registration card containing a unique verification number that can be checked at Online Authentics. Measures approx. 29.5" x 42.5" (with frame), 28" x 41" (image).
 
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As a child, Stephen Holland drew as soon as he could hold a pencil. His talent was truly developed when he attended a high school that devoted half the day to art studies. Following his graduation from high school, Holland attended the Art Students League, The School of Visual Arts, and Pratt Institute, in New York City.

His passion for painting athletes was born of necessity – unable to afford live models when he was a young painter, Holland painted from sports magazines, where he “saw the male form in all its power and glory, expressed as contemporary gladiator.”

In 1989, Holland was named “Official Sports Artist of the Kings.” In 1993 he was named Sports Artist of the Year by American Sport Art Museum and Archives, and was tapped as an official artist for the 1996 Centennial Olympics.