Hale To My City (Fine Art Print) - 22in x 28in Laypuzzim The young boy stands by

The young boy stands by his city

Description: This design is inspired by my childhood memories growing up in Detroit

The wings represent freedom and the wheel represent the "Motor City" (Detroit MI)

A new logo was introduced in 1932 when the team changed its name to the Detroit Red Wings

This emblem remained unchanged for over 50 years until 1982 when it was redesigned slightly to include more detail on each wing

Hale To My City (Fine Art Print) - 22in x 28in Laypuzzim The young boy stands byThis artwork is inspired by the artists childhood memories. The artist was born and raised in the city of Detroit, MI and recreates his memories by using his son as a muse. In this piece he is standing in front of a statue located at one of the areas where he would always visit in downtown Detroit, Grand circus park. As he stands in front of the Russel A. Alger fountain, he imitates the stands of the statue. The young boy stands by his city, with his