HISTORIC CAR ART

A humorous and highly sort after lithograph from the turn of the 20th Century. Does this gentleman persuade his tennis playing love to come for a ride in his latest motorcar?.... Colour lithograph after Georges Meunier (French, 1869-1942). Signed in the plate. Published by Sagot and printed by Chaix, Paris, 1905 Size: 390 x 560mm (approx) 22 x 15½in This and other early 20th Century lithographs are available from Historic Car Art .

This latest watercolour by Tony Simmonds beautifully depicts the pits at the 48th Targa Florio. The eventual winning Porsche 904GTS of Colin Davis and Antonio Pucci is parked alongside the Scuderia Filipinetti entered Ferrari 250 GTO. Watercolour on paper. Image Size: 65 x 45cm (25.5 x 17.75 inches). Also available as a limited edition print. Both available from Historic Car Art .

The Targa Florio was started in 1906 by the wealthy pioneer race driver and automobile enthusiast, Vincenzo Florio. The 1970 race saw the fastest ever lap of the 45 mile road circuit. In practice Leo Kinnunen lapped in Porsche 908 in 33m 36secs (average speed of 79.9mph). The race was won by Brian Redman and Jo Siffert driving a Porsche 908. 1970 54th Targa Florio Poster Artist: F Gordon-Crosby Size: 70 x 99.5cm Condition: A- This wonderful original poster is available from Historic Car Art.

"Night Vision" - The Ferrari 512S entered by N.A.R.T. in the Coda Lunga version for Sam Posey and Ronnie Bucknum charging through the heavy rain and darkness to eventually finish 4th overall and first of the 11 entered Ferrari 512S. Now available as a limited edition print from £39.

Tazio Nuvolari walks with his Alfa Romeo 'Tipo B' P3 from the paddock to start the 1935 French Grand Prix at Montlhéry. Against very strong Mercedes and Auto Union competition Nuvolari lead from lap 8 until on lap 14 he suffered transmission failure and retired, having set the fastest lap... 1935 French Grand Prix by Barry Rowe This wonderful painting by Barry Rowe is available as a limited edition print .