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LOT DETAILS Title of the work: Porsche 356 C 1600 SC Artist: Kleury.art Edition: Limited edition of 5 copies Dimensions: 50x70 cm (vertical layout) Support: Fine Art EMA (Enhanced Matte) Paper. The prestigious archival support ensures a smooth, opaque, dense surface completely free of reflections. The ultra-matte finish of EMA paper enhances the silver tones of the bodywork, the warmth of the burgundy band, the sharpness of the monumental typography, and the warm ivory hue of the background, guaranteeing impeccable color rendering and intergenerational museum-grade conservation. Technique: Digital illustration in Technical Poster Design style, with hyper-realistic rendering of the car. The work blends the graphic impact of Swiss-inspired typographic posters with the precision of an engineering data sheet. The coupé is depicted with photorealistic lighting modeling, soft reflections on the metalized paint, the shine of the chrome trim, and the translucency of the glass, while orthogonal projections are traced with a fine technical drawing inking line (Artificial Intelligence used to optimize volumetric lighting, proportional calculation of orthogonal projections, and alignment of technical texts for fine art printing). Framing: Work sold unframed. Shipped with maximum care in a professionally reinforced protective tube. Authenticity: Kleury.art digital stamp present on the work at the bottom left; digital certificate of authenticity numbered, signed, and paired with the EMA edition provided on request. THE WORK “Porsche 356 C 1600 SC” is a refined, harmonious visual manifesto imbued with timeless elegance, dedicated to the latest and most evolved interpretation of the 356, the car with which the Porsche legend began. Introduced for model year 1964, the 356 C represents the maturity of a project started in the late Forties, and it was the first production Porsche with disc brakes on all four wheels, before yielding the baton to the 911. The composition unfolds on an ivory background, crossed by a burgundy diagonal band and punctuated by several grid-square panels meticulously drawn, arranged like fragments of a project sheet. At the top dominate the famous Porsche logo and the monumental title “356 C 1600 SC,” flanked by the historic Stuttgart emblem and the subtitle “Coupé / European Specification / 1964,” followed by the claim “Timeless form. Undiluted character.”, the true synthesis of the car’s spirit. In the center, the coupé is portrayed in a refined three-quarter front view, in a sleek metallic silver gray that contrasts with the burgundy interiors visible through the glass. Every detail is legible: the rounded front hood with chrome profile and emblem, the large round headlights, the horn grills, the chrome bumpers with vertical horns, the steel wheels with chrome caps, and the droplet-shaped line of the roof flowing softly toward the tail. A side caption summarizes its technical soul: Air-Cooled Flat-Four, Four-Speed Manual, Rear-Wheel Drive. The lower section, in impeccable archival layout, hosts the Technical Specifications in English for the European 1964 version: The Typ 616/16 engine, four-cylinder boxer positioned longitudinally at the rear, air-cooled, 1582 cm³ naturally aspirated, capable of 70 kW (95 HP) at 5800 rpm and a maximum torque of 124 Nm at 4200 rpm. The four-speed manual transmission and rear-wheel drive. The dimensions of the coupé body: length 4010 mm, width 1670 mm, height 1315 mm, and wheelbase 2100 mm. To complete the panel, two orthogonal projections with line work, the Side Elevation with wheelbase dimension and the Front Elevation, which convey the purity of the shapes of one of the most recognizable bodies in automotive history. A red graphic stamp, “Private Design – Independent Graphic Study,” underscores the nature of an independent artistic study. THE ARTIST’S WORDS “With ‘Porsche 356 C 1600 SC’ I wanted to return to the origins: to that simple, soft, perfectly balanced shape from which everything started in Zuffenhausen. The 356 doesn’t need wings or aggressive air intakes to tell its sporty nature: a single continuous line running from the hood to the tail suffices. That’s why I chose a metallic silver, the shade that best accentuates the play of light and shadow on its curves, and paired it with burgundy interiors to create dialogue with the diagonal band. The scattered grid fragments in the composition evoke the project sheets of the Fifties and Sixties, when every curve was born by hand on the technical board. The biggest challenge was making the chrome and paint reflections believable without losing the delicacy of the whole. I selected Fine Art EMA paper because its completely matte finish yields soft, velvety silver tones, without reflections, and makes the reading of the specifications as sharp as on an archival document. I hope this artwork brings the unmistakable sound of an air-cooled boxer into environments, the worship of engineering simplicity, and the timeless charm of Porsche’s origins.” ARTIST INFORMATION Kleury.art solidifies its prestigious elite production on EMA archival paper, confirming extraordinary visual culture and unparalleled stylistic mastery. Moving with absolute ease from chromatic splendor of sport to the world of pop icons and rock on canvas, to Toy Surrealism irony, to classical baroque reinterpretation, and to captivating Oriental woodblock-inspired panels, the artist confirms with this line of technical patents as one of the most versatile, complete, and internationally collected digital signatures. Instagram: @kleuryart Website: www.kleury.art

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