The leader of “The Broad Street Bullies” in all his exciting glory. The three time MVP brought Philadelphia two Stanley Cups in his Hall of Fame career spent entirely with the Flyers. No man exemplified the take-no-prisoners play of the mid-1970’s Flyers than their captain Bobby Clarke, and his fierce style of play comes across magnificently in this original work of art. This is one of a series of paintings Flyers owner Ed Snider commissioned from acclaimed artist Jeffrey Rubin illustrating the greatest champions of Philadelphia hockey and basketball. This impressive work of art hung in Philly’s original Spectrum until it was demolished after its last event in 2009. Rubin’s artwork is painted over a photograph on canvas stretched and mounted on wooden panels and measures 38.5 inches wide x 63 inches high. The artist has hand signed the artwork as well. Letter of authenticity from the Philadelphia Flyers. This is part of the Comcast Charities Collection.