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A raucous prizefight frozen at its cruelest second: one fighter stands with his arm cocked while his opponent buckles to the canvas, the crowd dissolving into a blur of hats and open mouths beyond the ropes. George Wesley Bellows built his reputation on scenes exactly like this, trading polite portraiture for sweat, violence, and the electric hum of a packed arena. Printed on archival paper, it brings a jolt of early-20th-century bloodsport to your wall.
