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Boxing Greatest of all time this Painting is of 23 of the Greatest boxers of all time . This painting took over 1 year to complete and weeks and weeks were spent researching and debating which 23 boxers should be included. And there was a long search for good reference photos to find the right image to capture each boxer .

This painting is truely of the greatest boxers of all time through every era and spread out through all weight classes including Jack Johnson one of the first great heavyweight boxers and Joe Louis Many consider to be one of the greatest of all time and of course the one and only Muhammad Ali and no boxing list would be completed without Mike Tyson . There is also boxers included from more recent times like Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquaio . This painting would be appreciated by every boxing fan and fans that love a bit of Boxing History .

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Welcome to David Dunne Art: Portrait paintings from the world of Music, Sport and Film. Artist Statement As an artist I am constantly striving to improve my technique. I want to create realistic portraits that capture more than just a likeness of the subject. Loosing myself in the detail is where my pleasure lies. For example spending hour after hour painting the smaller details that make a portrait special, with every different element wanting to be as important as the next; as American Architect Louis Khan said ‘Even a brick wants to be something’ and in a portrait painting a button on a shirt needs as much attention as an eye or mouth. I will continue to paint and improve as an artist because developing my craft is the most...