This satin robe is signed by retired professional wrestler, Ric Flair. Also known as the “Nature Boy,” he adopted this title in 1975 as a result of his wrestling style which emphasized grappling over power. Flair’s career spanned fifty years, and he is recognized by the WWE as a 16-time world champion and considered one of the greatest wrestlers of all time. We’ve presented this piece in our archival and economically priced “Jersey Special” package.

Check out this awesome signed printer’s proof we recently framed by African-American artist John Thomas Biggers (1924-2001). Biggers was a muralist who came to prominence after the Harlem Renaissance and toward the end of World War II. “Fanti Fishing Boat,” is a signed woodcut print by the prolific artist, which we archivally presented as a raised float mount onto an Artique mat from Larson Juhl, with a textured black moulding from Roma’s “Vintage” collection, and Tru Vue Museum glass.

We’re loving this rockin’ signed, limited edition linocut print from Mexican artist Alberto Cruz. You’ve got to admit, the finished piece really cranks the aesthetic volume up to eleven … and breaks off the knob! Presented as a raised float mount in a textured black moulding from Roma’s “Vintage” collection, off-white Bainbridge mat coupled with a teal suede mat from Crescent, matte black fillet from Studio, and Tru Vue Ultra Vue glass.