This is the iconic "Wings" poster featuring a basketball player in a Bulls jersey with outstretched arms holding a basketball, photographed in black and white against a white background. The image is split into panels with the letters "WINGS" spelled across the top and features a quote by William Blake at the bottom that reads "No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings."

The poster was created by Nike in 1986 and became one of the most culturally significant sports posters ever produced. The photograph was taken by Gary Nolton, with art direction by Ron Dumas. The image has become such a cultural icon that it has been reproduced countless times and remains one of the best-selling Nike posters ever created. The stark black-and-white composition and powerful pose, combined with the inspirational Blake quote, helped establish it as a defining piece of sports imagery that transcended basketball to become a symbol of human potential and achievement.