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Pneus Jenatzy 0000-0273

Pneus Jenatzy 0000-0273

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Camille Jenatzy had great success in driving and designing racing cars at the turn of the century. He achieved a record 100km per hour in 1898 in one of his specially-designed racers. He and his brother took over their fathers tire business and, probably in 1906, he commissioned Gaudy to create a poster for the firm, showing him winning the 1903 Gordon Bennett Cup in his Mercedes. The fiery red of the car, the orange background and the drivers expression evoke a race of such thrilling, demonic energy that we don't care that Jenatzy actually ran it on Continental tires! Car and auto race posters were the Belgian Gaudys specialty. As a racing car driver and enthusiast himself, he followed the famed Circuit des Ardennes races (from 1902 to 1907) with interest, and that race was no doubt his inspiration for this magnificent poster.

Giclée Art Prints are printed on museum-quality art paper.

Our modern black wood frames are handmade in the USA and feature acrylic glazing and quality matboard.

All of our images are digitized from the original artwork or original negative, then printed and assembled in the USA to museum standards by our master printer.

All of our products are custom made by hand to order. Approximately 2 weeks to make + 1 week to deliver.

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*Images are purposely low resolution on this site, actual prints are well focused and the cleanest possible editions. We remain true to the original poster's size and best resolution. We retain the original aspect and as high a resolution as possible of the artwork. There will be white space around the image as we do not alter the original dimensions of the art when printing.

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