Not just the world's greatest rower of all time, Sir Steve Redgrave is widely regarded as the greatest Olympian of all time. Having boldly challenged himself at the beginning of his career to win three Olympic Gold Medals, Steve went on to win an incredible five Golds in five successive Olympic Games from 1984 to 2000. In a very Limited Edition Series of only 200, Steve has personally autographed this art print of the 1984 Olympic Games held in Los Angeles, the Games in which Steve captured his first ever Gold in the Coxless Fours. Each print in the series is individually numbered and reproduced from the original collection of the Olympic Museum, Lausanne. This hand-signed collectable also includes the Official Sporting Memorabilia hologram, online product registration card and measures approximately 40 x 50cm in dimension.

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