ENZO NASO
TOURIST TROPHY RACE- GOODWOOD-1962
INNES IRELAND
FERRARI 250 GTO

Large bold color print by the artist Enzo Naso of the Ferrari 250 GTO driven at the 1962 Tourist Trophy race by Innes Ireland. Ireland is seen getting into the car at the LeMans Start. Ireland won this race ahead of Mike Parkes and Ray Salvadori, also in Ferrari 250 GTOs.

Naso is the favored artist of Scuderia Ferrari and has done a number of works commemorating Ferrari events.

Print has been archivally backed on linen. Image size is approximately 18" X 22". Matted and mounted in a 22" x 28" black wood frame.

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BRYAN DE GRINEAU
(1883-1957)
GEORGE EYSTON-EDDIE HALL
SHELSLEY WALSH-C-TYPE MGs

Wonderful multimedia (graphite-wash) detailed sketch by motoring artist Bryan De Grineau, of George Eyston and Eddie Hall racing up the Shelsley Walsh Hillclimb circuit in identical C-type MGs. This was the first time that two cars raced simultaneously on this circuit. This event is documented in the book MG by F. Wilson McComb.

De Grineau did many sketches and ilustrations for The Motor from the
mid-1920s to the end of the 1930s.

Image size is 21" x 13". Matted and mounted in a 28" x 21" dark brown gold-lined wood frame.

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ENZO NASO
LE MANS 24-HOUR RACE-1963
JEAN BLATON-GERARD LANGLOIS
FERRARI 250 GTO

Large bold color at-speed print by the artist Enzo Naso of the Ferrari 250 GTO driven at LeMans in 1963 by the team of Gerard Langlois and Jean Blaton. Blaton and Langlois remarkably finished second to the Ferrari 250P of Bandini and Scarfiotti. Ferrari swept the top six spots.

Naso is the favored artist of Scuderia Ferrari and has done a number of works commemorating Ferrari events.

Print has been archivally backed on linen. Image size is approximately 18" X 22". Matted and mounted in a 22" x 28" black wood frame.

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PETER HEARSEY
ISLE OF MAN-MANNIN MOAR-14 JULY 1933
BRIAN LEWIS-TIM ROSE RICARDS
ALFA ROMEO 8C-2300-BUGATTI T51

Painting by the leading motorsport artist, Peter Hearsey, of the Alfa of eventual winner, Brian Lewis, leading the Bugatti of Tim Rose Richards in the Mannin Moar race of 1933. Lewis also set the fastest lap time. Painting has great color, scale and detail.

Hearsey is a member of the prestigious Automotive Fine Arts Society (AFAS), has won numerous awards and his work is in leading private and corporate collections. He is the official artist for the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

Image size is 16" x 20". Matted and mounted in a 24" x 28" dark wood frame.

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ENZO NASO
LE MANS 24-HOUR RACE-1962
FERNAND TAVANO-ANDRE SIMON
FERRARI 250 GTO

Large bold color at-speed print by the artist Enzo Naso of the Ferrari 250 GTO driven at LeMans in 1962 by the team of Fernand Tavo and Andre Simon. Simon and Tavano retired after 202 laps with gearbox failure.

Naso is the favored artist of Scuderia Ferrari and has done a number of works commemorating Ferrari events.

Print has been archivally backed on linen. Image size is approximately 18" x 22". Matted and mounted in a 22" x 28" black wood frame.

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DAVID GINN
TARGA FLORIO - 1924
WERNER (MERCEDES) - ASCARI (ALFA ROMEO)

Historic pastel painting by David Ginn, member of the Guild of Motoring Artists (GMA) , that depicts the winner of the 1924 Targa Florio, Christian Werner, cornering his Mercedes in the Sicilian mountains. Werner is being pursued by the second place finisher, Antonio Ascari. The 1924 Targa victory was the first German win in post war racing.

The Targa Florio was created in 1906 by the wealthy pioneer race driver and automobile enthusiast, Vincenzo Florio. This race is described with early photos in the book Power and Glory by William Court, pgs. 131-132. Additional data on the race will be provided to buyer.

Pastel on board. Double matted and mounted in a 28 ½" by 21 ½" gold-tone wood frame.

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STUTZ MOTOR CAR CO.
THE GOD RA - RADIATOR MASCOT
1911-1935"RA
"UNDER THE BIG TENT"

Beautiful painting of a radiator mascot of the Egyptian God Ra on an early Stutz motorcar. This radiator mascot appeared on the Stutz car from 1926 to 1935. Ra was the king of Gods - the father of creation - and the patron of the pharaoh.

The car that was the subject of this painting was in an exhibit tent. The painting captures the reflection of the tent stripes in the plating of the mascot.

Acrylic on canvas. Double matted and mounted in a 28" x 22" gold-tone wood frame.

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PORSCHE 356 CABRIOLET
CHARLES MAHER
AUTOMOTIVE FINE ARTS SOCIETY

Fine painting of a Porsche 356 Super 90 Cabriolet by the noted motoring artist Charles J. Maher. Maher is a member of the prestigious Automotive Fine Arts Society (AFAS). His work has been displayed at Concours d'Elegance events at Amelia Island, Ault Park, Greenwich, Meadow Brook, Pebble Beach and Grosse Pointe and has appeared in Road & Track, Automobile Quarterly and other publications.

Maher's business card is affixed to the back of the painting (see photo).

Acrylic on artist board. Matted and mounted in a 22" x 15" black and gold wood frame.

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MG K3 TYPE
MONTLHERY AUTODROME -FRANCE
MASSEIZ-1930s

Vintage painting, by French artist Masseiz, depicting a K3 Type MG (1932-1934), of which only 33 were built, coming off the banking at the Montlhery Autodrome which was established on Oct. 4, 1924. The first race at this track was held on July 26, 1925. Antonio Ascari (Alberto's father) died in a crash during that race.

Painting has great color and scale. Watercolor on artist paper. Mounted in a 28" x 22 " maple stained wood frame.

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PETER HEARSEY
1929 LEMANS
TIM BIRKIN-WOOLF BARNATO
"THE BENTLEY BOYS"

Large painting by noted motoring artist Peter Hearsey, of Tim Birkin and Woolf Barnato (The Bentley Boys) in their Bentley Speed Six, being pursued by the Stutz of Edouard Brisson and Louis Chiron, enroute to their victory in the 1929 LeMans 24-Hour Classic. This painting appeared on the cover of Automobile Quarterly, Vol. 31, No. 4. (see photo below) and was also chosen to appear on the cover of the Automobile Quarterly Twenty Five Year Index Volume.

Peter Hearsey is a member of the exclusive Automotive Fine Arts Society (AFAS). His work is represented in numerous private, corporate and cultural collections.

Gouache on artist board. Matted and mounted in a 35" x 28 gold wood frame.

A rare opportunity to acquire a published painting of an historic event by an acknowledged master of the medium.

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PETER HELCK
(1893 - 1988)
DIRT TRACK - BROADSIDE

Signed pencil sketch by the Dean of American Motoring Artists, Peter Helck, depicting a broadsliding sprint car on dirt. See Helck's book Great Auto Races, page 47, for a related sketch.

Signed Helck in lower right.

Double-matted and mounted in a 24" x 20" walnut wood frame.

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PETER HEARSEY
RAYMOND MAYS - E.R.A.
ISLE OF MAN - 1936

Signed artist pencil drawing by renowned artist Peter Hearsey, a member of the Automotive Fine Arts Society, of driver Raymond Mays (Father of the BRM) seated in his works-entered 1500 cc class E.R.A. (English Racing Automobiles) at the Isle of Man race in 1936. Mays retired with motor trouble.

Matted and mounted in a 20" by 16" green wood frame.

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PETER HELCK
(1893 - 1988)
FRENCH GRAND PRIX - 1924

Signed pencil sketch by the Dean of American Motoring Artists, Peter Helck.

Sketch depicts the great Antonio Ascari (father of Alberto) leading Henry Segrave and Pietro Bordino in the 1924 French Grand Prix. The finished sketch appears in Helck's book Great Auto Races, page 215, and in the book Power and Glory by William Court, pages 108/109.

Double matted and mounted in a 24" x 18" brown wood frame.

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ERNEST MONTAUT
(1897-1936)
PARIS-VIENNA-1902
HAND COLORED LITHOGRAPH

Rare hand colored lithograph by French artist Ernest Montaut and published in 1907. Shows period two-man race car at speed in the Paris - Vienna race of 1902. Light papertoning. Excellent condition.

Matted and mounted in a 14" x 11"cherry wood frame.

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PETER HELCK
(1893 - 1988)
"BE THEY CURVES HILLS OR MOUNTAINS"
ALEC ULMANN

Detailed pencil sketch by the Dean of American Motoring Artists, Peter Helck. Depicts spectators on a bend, watching a sports car race. The title comes from a letter written by Alec Ulmann, in which he described a sports car as being capable of mastering various road conditions, ". . . be they curves, high camber, hairpins, hills and mountains . . ." This sketch appears in Helck's book, Great Auto Races, page 255.

Signed Helck in lower right. Matted and mounted in a 16" x 20" black wood frame.

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DENNIS SIMON
SIGNED BY STIRLING MOSS
ASTON MARTIN DBR 1 -NURBURGRING-1958
ORIGINAL ARTWORK

Signed original artwork, by motoring artist Dennis Simon, of the great Stirling Moss cornering his Aston Martin at the 1958 1000 km race at the Nurburgring, a race he won. Jack Brabham was the co-driver.

Pen/ink/wash on artist paper.

Matted and mounted in a 19" x 24 " gold wood frame.

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PETER HEARSEY
1922 TOURIST TROPHY RACE
SEAGRAVE AND HIS SUNBEAM
ORIGINAL ARTWORK - MIXED MEDIA

Signed original artwork by noted motoring artist, Peter Hearsey, of famed driver Henry Segrave driving his Sunbeam in the 1922 Tourist Trophy race.

Peter Hearsey is a member of the exclusive Automotive Fine Arts Society (AFAS). His work is represented in numerous private, corporate and cultural collections.

Mixed media on artist paper. Matted and mounted in a 17" x 14" black wood frame.

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1915 INDIANAPOLIS 500
JAN RODERICK CARROLL
PASTEL

A scene from the 1919 Indianapolis 500 done in pastel by the artist Jan Roderick Carroll (1928 - ), depicting driver Gil Anderson and his riding mechanic in his Stutz. Carroll considered his style to be "illuminist."

Anderson started fifth and finished third in his factory-entered Stutz at an average speed of 87.60 mph. See The Illustrated History of The Indianapolis 500 by Jack Fox for race details and a photo of Anderson.

Mounted in a 30" x 25 " burl walnut frame. A beautifully rendered historic scene from the American race classic.

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PETER HELCK
(1893 - 1988)
EARLY RACING SCENE

Limited edition etching by the Dean of American Motoring Artists, Peter Helck. Depicts early two-man racer at speed through the streets of a European village. Disabled racer is at side of course.

Signed and numbered 79 of 500 by Peter Helck.

Matted and mounted in a 20" x 16" cherry wood frame.

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ERNEST MONTAUT
(1897-1936)
PARIS-TOULOUSE-1906
HAND COLORED LITHOGRAPH

Rare hand colored lithograph by French artist Ernest Montaut of a period two-man race car at speed in the Paris - Toulouse race of 1906. Light paper toning. Excellent condition.

Matted and mounted in a 14" x 11"cherry wood frame.

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RACING MOTORIST
FRANCE-1903
PASTEL PORTRAIT

Extremely rare and very early pastel portrait of a properly attired racing motorist aggressively poised over the wheel of his machine. The board backing of this artwork has remnants of French newspapers from 1903, providing date and place-of-origin information. Signature appears to be E.Tamil but further research could provide more background.

Motoring subjects of this age, subject and quality are rarely seen. Excellent condition.

Matted and mounted in a 16" x 20 " cherry wood frame.

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