Featured is a set of three black and white pictures of the Legendary Muhammad Ali. Born Cassius Clay, Muhammad Ali would become the face of boxing during the 1960’s and 1970’s. Ali was often known for his brash nature, and his natural attraction towards the spotlight. Ali would self promote his fights by doing all the talking for the press and media, although fans would remember him for being able to back up his trash talk in the boxing ring.

     These black and white photos capture a glimpse at the Ali behind the scenes, an Ali more delicate in nature, than what he had portrayed himself to be. All photographs are signed in black ink and are unframed. The first piece includes a photograph of Ali staring towards his left ,while sporting a joyful grin. It is dated “1-11-94” and comes with a LOA from PSA/DNA (H44241). The second piece includes another snapshot of Ali’s face, this one with a more serious look. The bottom cut features his name, and is dated “87”. This comes with a LOA from PSA/DNA (K75997). The third piece includes another face photo of Ali, this one while on a payphone and is dated “1-12-90”. This photo comes with a LOA from PSA/DNA (H44242).

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