Michael Jordan "Hands" Lithograph

Michael Jordan "Hands" Lithograph"Hands" 1 of 4 Limited Edition Lithographs from Michael Jordan and Mark Vancil. The lithograph is a portrait photo taken by the legendary photographer, Walter Iooss Jr. with an actual size overlayed imprint of MJ's hands. As Michael writes on the back of the lithograph: "Walter Iooss Jr. had an idea for my hands. He wanted a personal touch on the image we used for the cover of For the Love of the Game (book). We created the effect by dipping my hands

They were finalizing the "For the Love of the Game" book and Mark kept asking him how he processed the most crucial moments of a game

taken by noted NBA photographer Nathaniel Butler at the 1987- 1988 Slam Dunk Competition in Seattle

Through meticulous analysis and personal anecdotes

For the Love of the Game

the more perplexed MJ became

This shot was taken inside the front door of Michael's estate in Highland Park

His daughter raised her eyebrows in mock horror and said

Michael always said that he became Michael Jordan the moment he hit the game-winning shot to beat Georgetown for the 1982 NCAA title

Prepare to redefine your understanding of what it means to be truly great

Butler discovered these never-before-seen photographs in a drawer

Win or lose

which is the second shot on the lithograph