JOE MONTANA

CHAMPION OF THE DECADE

by NFL artist

MERV CORNING

Joe Montana began his college career as a seventh-string Quarterback at Notre Dame. In the 1979 NFL draft, eighty-one players were chosen before him. Fifteen years later, his professional record included more than 40,000 NFL passing yards, 276 touchdown passes, and an almost uncanny ability to hit his receivers more than 63 percent of the time. He led San Francisco to four Superbowl wins in 1981, 1984, 1988, and 1989, and was named Superbowl MVP three times. When Montana retired from professional football, John Madden described what made him special. He said, "Joe did stuff that everyone else tried to do, but he made it look easy."

JOE MONTANA: CHAMPION OF THE DECADE

A fine museum quality lithograph is part of a strictly limited 1,400 piece edition, registered in Washington DC and with Upper Deck, and is signed both by JOE MONTANA and MERV CORNING.The lithograph is available alone or in an elegant, Italian-made wood frame, finished in polished gold leaf. Its classic design will complement either traditional or contemporary decor. As a museum grade work, this lithograph is individually inspected, boxed and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.

Montana on his way to his 1st SuperBowl!!