Authenticity, precision, and historical accuracy in every stroke of my brush.
 
Bring a piece of motorsport history into your space with this vintage art print from Alex Book's ‘Art of Formula Racing’ collection. Featuring the 1950 French Grand Prix at the legendary Reims-Gueux circuit, this artwork beautifully captures the Simca-Gordini Type 15, driven by racing legend Robert Manzon. This classic Formula 1 car is depicted in action against the backdrop of the iconic Eglise de Gueux, a landmark that framed this historic event.
 
Crafted with precision, this graphic artwork in an ink and watercolor style blends vintage motorsport excitement with artistic finesse. Every stroke reflects authenticity and attention to historical accuracy, making it a timeless piece for racing fans and art lovers alike.
 
Printed on high-quality, museum-grade 175 gsm matte paper, this giclée print features bright, intense colors achieved through pigmented archival inks. Each print undergoes strict quality control, ensuring top-tier craftsmanship and detail. Shipped hand-rolled in protective tissue paper and packaged in a sturdy triangle box/tube, it arrives ready for framing or displaying as-is in your favorite space.
 
Whether you're a Formula 1 aficionado, a collector of vintage car art, or someone looking for unique decor, this print is a perfect way to celebrate motorsport history. Hang it in your living room, office, garage, or any other space that could use a touch of racing nostalgia.
Celebrate the golden age of Formula 1 racing today with this unique piece of art. Whether as a personal treasure or a special gift, this print will inspire and captivate all motorsport enthusiasts.
 
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Product information: Generic brand, 2 year warranty in EU and Northern Ireland as per Directive 1999/44/EC
Care instructions: If the print does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.