Martina Navratilova Poster

Martina Navratilova defected from Czechoslovakia at eighteen, became an American citizen and turned women's tennis into an athletic sport, winning eighteen Grand Slam singles titles, nine of them at Wimbledon, and fifty-nine majors across singles, doubles and mixed. She spent 332 weeks at number one, won her last major mixed doubles title at forty-nine, and her eighty matches against Chris Evert remain the sport's defining rivalry.

The artwork freezes Navratilova low at the net in a white and purple kit and headband, racket meeting the ball, against a muted mauve gray panel. A five-swatch palette bar, the printed signature and the honor strip along the base keep the collection's editorial file-page grammar.

Mauve gray keeps it soft in a bedroom, an office or a hallway of pioneers. Pair it with the Graf and Billie Jean King editions for the women who built the tour.

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