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| 8 1/2" x 11", Print $15.00 |
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"Rare Tiger" is a depiction of Tiger Woods at
his best. The Tiger looming in the background
represents the strength and power of his
game. Tiger Wood's smiling face shows the
love for the game. The diamond indicates that
he started as a young diamond in the rough,
that moved on to great prominence in winning
the Masters and demonstrating great pride in
wearing the Masters Jacket.
I attempted to show this painting to Tiger
Woods when he was in St. Louis in 2001.
Tiger Woods was here for a tournament so I
took the huge 36" x 60" original to the hotel
where he was staying. As I was trying to get
someone to get Tiger Woods to come see the
painting, the news hit. It was September 11,
2001. My wife was in D.C. for training. Once I
learned of the attack, my attention turned to
getting a hold of my wife. So if I ever get the
chance again to show this to Tiger Woods, I
will certainly try.
The original is 36" x 60", Oil on Canvas
his best. The Tiger looming in the background
represents the strength and power of his
game. Tiger Wood's smiling face shows the
love for the game. The diamond indicates that
he started as a young diamond in the rough,
that moved on to great prominence in winning
the Masters and demonstrating great pride in
wearing the Masters Jacket.
I attempted to show this painting to Tiger
Woods when he was in St. Louis in 2001.
Tiger Woods was here for a tournament so I
took the huge 36" x 60" original to the hotel
where he was staying. As I was trying to get
someone to get Tiger Woods to come see the
painting, the news hit. It was September 11,
2001. My wife was in D.C. for training. Once I
learned of the attack, my attention turned to
getting a hold of my wife. So if I ever get the
chance again to show this to Tiger Woods, I
will certainly try.
The original is 36" x 60", Oil on Canvas
