Shaq liz and opposition to racism has

and opposition to racism has been an ongoing recurring theme in all his work

and the unwavering devotion of Knick Nation

Now represented by The Bonnier Gallery in Miami (featuring artists like de Kooning

the piece captures the spirit of heroism embodied by the Marvel icons—and reflects the deep

Quigley brings visibility to ROHHAD and celebrates Aaron’s extraordinary courage

Shaq liz and opposition to racism hasEdition of 32 William Quigley established his focus on iconic athletes early, painting Michael Jordan (1989), Magic Johnson (1991), and Charles Barkley (1993). In 1995, he met Shaquille ONeal at his downtown LA Brewery Art Studio positioned right on the movie set of Kazaam. He was invited to play in pickup games with visiting NBA stars including Paul Pierce, Clyde Drexler, Brian Shaw, and Penny Hardaway. So Quigley painted Shaqs portrait the second