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Art photograph on 3 mm aluminium Dibond of a Porsche 356, 120 × 80 cm, unique edition 1/1, signed by hand, with a certificate of authenticity and a limited edition.
Description from the seller
Porsche 356 – Fine Art Photography – 3 mm Dibond Aluminum – 120 × 80 cm – Unique Edition 1/1
The Porsche 356 is one of the most iconic models in Porsche’s history. Elegant, timeless and rare, it embodies the marque’s origins and remains a must-have reference for collectors.
This photograph was taken at a Porsche gathering organized at Street Art City (France), a venue renowned for the unique fusion of industrial heritage, urban art, and contemporary creation. The meeting between the timeless lines of the Porsche 356 and the world of street art creates a striking contrast where the automobile becomes a true work of art.
This creation is part of the collection “Les photos de Vanes,” a series of original photographs by Vanessa Douelle, whose work aims to reveal the emotion, details, and history of exceptional automobiles.
Each work is published by The Qu’Art Passion, an independent gallery specializing in photography and automotive art in limited editions.
Features
● Photography: Vanessa Douelle
● Collection: Les photos de Vanes
● Publisher: The Qu’Art Passion
● Automobile: Porsche 356
● Shooting location: Porsche gathering – Street Art City (France)
● Support: Dibond aluminium 3 mm
● Format: 120 × 80 cm
● Unique edition: only 1 copy (1/1)
● Numbered work 1/1 and accompanied by a signed certificate of authenticity.
● Print produced only after sale to guarantee impeccable printing quality.
● Artwork delivered without hanging system.
This photograph is aimed at Porsche enthusiasts, automotive art collectors, and fans of contemporary photography. It fuses automotive heritage with the expression of street art in a unique composition, with no other copy produced in this format.
The artwork will be carefully packaged in professional packaging that ensures maximum protection during transit.
Porsche 356 – Fine Art Photography – 3 mm Dibond Aluminum – 120 × 80 cm – Unique Edition 1/1
The Porsche 356 is one of the most iconic models in Porsche’s history. Elegant, timeless and rare, it embodies the marque’s origins and remains a must-have reference for collectors.
This photograph was taken at a Porsche gathering organized at Street Art City (France), a venue renowned for the unique fusion of industrial heritage, urban art, and contemporary creation. The meeting between the timeless lines of the Porsche 356 and the world of street art creates a striking contrast where the automobile becomes a true work of art.
This creation is part of the collection “Les photos de Vanes,” a series of original photographs by Vanessa Douelle, whose work aims to reveal the emotion, details, and history of exceptional automobiles.
Each work is published by The Qu’Art Passion, an independent gallery specializing in photography and automotive art in limited editions.
Features
● Photography: Vanessa Douelle
● Collection: Les photos de Vanes
● Publisher: The Qu’Art Passion
● Automobile: Porsche 356
● Shooting location: Porsche gathering – Street Art City (France)
● Support: Dibond aluminium 3 mm
● Format: 120 × 80 cm
● Unique edition: only 1 copy (1/1)
● Numbered work 1/1 and accompanied by a signed certificate of authenticity.
● Print produced only after sale to guarantee impeccable printing quality.
● Artwork delivered without hanging system.
This photograph is aimed at Porsche enthusiasts, automotive art collectors, and fans of contemporary photography. It fuses automotive heritage with the expression of street art in a unique composition, with no other copy produced in this format.
The artwork will be carefully packaged in professional packaging that ensures maximum protection during transit.
