Basketball Art Print: We The 'True' North

Our 'We the True North' art print offers a patriotic take on the Toronto Raptors motto, 'We the North'. The game of basketball was invented in 1891 by a Canadian: Almonte, Ontario native Dr. James Naismith. The Raptor's popular tagline pays respect to their place as Canada's only team. Our print cleverly combines these influences by recreating the excerpt "true north strong and free" from the Canadian national anthem. It blends modern and vintage design in a way that's sure to resonate with basketball fans and proud Canadians alike.

Vintage-inspired Art Print

Our 'We the True North' art print blends these influences into a bold, vintage-inspired design. Modern typography is blended with retro styles against a background featuring an antique map of Toronto creating a unique and timeless look that will be appreciated by any patriotic Toronto Raptors fans or fans of Canadian art.

Design Features

• Creative typographic treatment inspired by the Toronto Raptors blending prominent and subtle typography
• Antique map of downtown Toronto in the background

Museum quality prints

• Individually printed on heavy photo paper using a 9-colour ink process
• Museum quality inks and paper (Giclée) won’t fade or yellow for at least 200 years

Ready to hang

• Dry mounted on acid-free foam core stops warping or discolouration
• Gallery-style, solid hardwood, 100% Canadian-made frames
• Thick acrylic is as clear as glass yet won't break during shipping
• Hanging hardware installed—ready to hang out of the box