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Edition of 19 From 2011 to 2013, William Quigley worked in Concord, MA at the Wheelhouse Bradford Mill, cultivating a close connection with the local community and deepening his appreciation for Boston’s rich history and culture. A lifelong sports fan from Philadelphia, Quigley resonated with the city’s passionate, hardworking spirit, reflected in legendary athletes such as Carl Yastrzemski, Bill Russell, Larry Bird, Tom Brady, Bobby Orr, and Ted Williams. This iconic portrait of Williams has  been exhibited in Boston, including paintings of iconic figures such as Ted Williams alongside other portraits like Nat King Cole and Jack Johnson. In a featured show benefiting The Price Center, several of Quigley's abstract paintings—including his portrait of Ted Williams—were on display, reflecting both his cultural reach and local ties to Boston sports history.  Ted Williams—"The Splendid Splinter," the last man to hit .400, and arguably the greatest pure hitter in baseball history. widely co