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Founding Fathers Framed Print
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Founding Fathers Framed Print
The iconic Rangers founding fathers image, adapted by artist Mark Nouillan
20x16" (508x406mm)
Rangers Football Club is a Scottish professional football club based in the Govan district of Glasgow
Media ID 7930202
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1. Title: "Gathered in Unity: The Founding Fathers of Rangers Football Club".. This evocative and iconic 20x16 inch (508x406mm) framed print, created by renowned artist Mark Nouillan, pays homage to the founding fathers of Rangers Football Club. The image, a special tribute to the rich history and heritage of the esteemed Scottish football institution, captures the spirit of unity and camaraderie that has defined the club since its inception. The painting beautifully renders the likenesses of seven founding members, each deeply engrossed in conversation, their expressions conveying a sense of shared vision and determination. The setting, a dimly lit, smoky room, adds an air of mystery and intrigue, as if we're privy to an exclusive moment in time. The Founding Fathers of Rangers Football Club, as they came to be known, were a diverse group of individuals who came together in 1872 to form a football club in Glasgow, Scotland. Their shared love for the game and the desire to create a team that embodied the spirit of sportsmanship and fair play laid the foundation for one of the most successful and enduring football clubs in history. This exquisite framed print is a testament to the legacy of these visionary men and their unwavering commitment to the game. It serves as a reminder of the club's storied past and the values that continue to guide it to this day. Whether displayed in a home office, a man cave, or a dedicated Rangers Football Club shrine, this print is a must-have for any fan looking to celebrate the rich history and heritage of this iconic Scottish institution.
