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18 x 25.5 in.
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LeRoy Neiman Olympic Pole Vaulting
LeRoy Neiman is the Most Collected Artist in the 20th Century
Official Artist for 5 Olympiads
LeRoy Neiman personally supervised printing of The Olympic Pole Vaulting under a commission by John T. Brady.Collectible.
Two months prior to commencement of the Los Angeles Olympic Games during the Cold War era, the USSR withdrew from the competition.
The USSR flag prominently displayed in The Olympic Pole Vaulting is, therefore, a significant historic anomaly for collectors.
The Olympic Pole Vaulting original painting is part of the LeRoy Neiman collection at Columbia University Museum The American Sports Art Museum and Archives selected The Olympic Pole Vaulting under the 'The Collection - Le-Roy Neiman'. Archival History
On May 8, 1984, the USSR (Soviet Union and 17 eastern European states) announced an Olympic Boycott1, a last minute withdrawal from the LA Olympic Summer Games competition.
Previously, in 1980, the USA (and several of its western allies) had withdrawn from the Moscow Summer Olympic Games.
LeRoy Neiman is the Most Collected Artist in the 20th Century
Official Artist for 5 Olympiads
LeRoy Neiman personally supervised printing of The Olympic Pole Vaulting under a commission by John T. Brady.Collectible.
Two months prior to commencement of the Los Angeles Olympic Games during the Cold War era, the USSR withdrew from the competition.
The USSR flag prominently displayed in The Olympic Pole Vaulting is, therefore, a significant historic anomaly for collectors.
The Olympic Pole Vaulting original painting is part of the LeRoy Neiman collection at Columbia University Museum The American Sports Art Museum and Archives selected The Olympic Pole Vaulting under the 'The Collection - Le-Roy Neiman'. Archival History
On May 8, 1984, the USSR (Soviet Union and 17 eastern European states) announced an Olympic Boycott1, a last minute withdrawal from the LA Olympic Summer Games competition.
Previously, in 1980, the USA (and several of its western allies) had withdrawn from the Moscow Summer Olympic Games.
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