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Ayrton Senna – “Beyond the Apex” - Monaco Grand Prix...

Ayrton Senna – “Beyond the Apex” - Monaco Grand Prix...

A powerful and stylish tribute to one of the greatest icons in motorsport history: Ayrton Senna. “Beyond the Apex” shows Senna in an expressive, painterly and oil-painting style. The characteristic brush- and palette-knife textures, combined with deep blues, blacks, whites and warm earth tones, give the portrait an intense and almost tangible appearance. This art print is released as a highly limited global edition of only 50 copies. This makes this work particularly interesting for collectors of motorsport art, Formula 1 memorabilia and exclusive modern art. Each art print is individually numbered and signed and provided with an authenticity stamp. limited edition, signed and numbered, authenticity stamp, collector’s item Gallery Price €299.- Happy Bidding! ***** ACTION ***** At bid end above €100-. Extra artwork Gift in the same format (free gift). Specifications • Title: “Beyond the Apex” • Subject: Ayrton Senna • Execution: high-quality art print after an oil painting • Limited Edition: only 50 copies worldwide • Size: 70 × 50 cm • Paper: 250 g/m² MC satin • Signed and individually numbered • Provided with authenticity stamp • Collector’s Edition / Limited Worldwide Edition • Delivered without frame The deep colours and painterly details come beautifully to life on the satin paper and make this work a striking art object for example a living room, office, man cave, garage, showroom or collector’s space. Note: photographs showing the artwork framed or in an interior are intended solely as illustration and to give an impression of presentation and scale. The offered art print is delivered without a frame. Any displayed frames and other dimensions are not part of the lot. Shipping The art print is packaged with great care and safely rolled in a sturdy protective tube, including an art box. The shipment is sent by registered mail with tracking code, so the package can be tracked during transport. An exclusive chance to add a 1 of only 50 copies worldwide of “Beyond the Apex” to your collection — a timeless tribute to the speed, intensity and legendary legacy of Ayrton Senna. Fransman art (Netherlands, born in 1972) is a contemporary artist whose work is strongly inspired by photography. From a fascination with mood, composition and memory he translates photographic images into works of art that balance between realism and interpretation. His subjects range from iconic race cars and classic automobiles to exclusive watches and carefully chosen scenes that evoke the charm and elegance of bygone eras. Through the influence of photography Fransman creates works that feel like frozen moments from a larger story. Each artwork invites the viewer to pause and consider details, emotion and the nostalgic power of the image. His oeuvre unites craftsmanship, aesthetics and a love for objects and settings with a timeless character.

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