Le Mans 1929 Old Number One Bentley

The latest painting by John Ketchell.
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"Old Number One"
Le Mans 1929 - The winning Bentley Speed Six of Woolf Barnato and Henry 'Tim' Birkin.
Acrylics on Canvas.
40" x 32"

Original painting and limited edition prints both available from Historic Car Art.

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