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Add some class to your Poker Room with these high quality, open edition collectors prints. Just click on the collection below to see all of the works available from each artist. Affordable and unique, these poster posters and prints will surely raise your poker night to the next level. |
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Larry Grossman/Craig Dethomas
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Stu Ungar, Doyle Brunson, World Series of Poker - Little did Larry Grossman know when he left Philadelphia in 1972 and started his odyssey across the United States; that getting on the road and living in a multitude of cities from the rocky mountains to the west coast and finally arriving in Las Vegas in 1988, he would become one of the more seminal personalities in the gaming and poker world.
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Waldemar Swierzy
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Waldemar Swierzy’s innovative – and often controversial – work captured the art world’s attention and cast him at the center of an exciting, evolving movement in graphic art during the latter part of the 20th century.
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Matt Rinard
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Born October 24, 1964 , Matt was dropped by his grandmother twice when he was a year old. To avoid further brain damage, his family moved every three years. By age thirteen, he had lived in six states. His father, an overbearing Admiral in the Navy, urged Matt not to go into art and urged Matt to “get a real job.” Nevertheless, Matt attended N.O.C.C.A. (New Orleans Center for Creative Arts) and later graduated from Florida State University with a degree in graphic design.
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