Jim Jonson (1928–1999) focused on capturing the dynamic energy and motion of athletes by using painterly techniques, rather than freezing a moment in photographic realism. He emphasized the specific instant at which an athlete strains to surpass personal limits, employing multiple images to enhance the narrative power of his work. Beginning his career as an illustrator in California, he later moved to the East Coast and gained recognition in national publications and museums, including a top award from the National Art Museum of Sports.

Dimensions: 30" H, 23" L