Franco Turcati - Titania 1 (1966)






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Titania 1 (1966) by Franco Turcati, printed in 2026 as a Giclée Fine Art print on 310 g Canson Etching cotton paper, 29.7 x 42 cm, edition 4/10, hand-signed with a dry stamp, certificate of authenticity included, condition SPL, sold directly from the artist.
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Titania 1 (1966)
The missing masterpiece by Franco Scaglione
The Titania prototype was presented at the 1st Salon of Competition Cars, at the Automobile Museum of Turin, in 1966. The only person to photograph it in Scaglione’s presence was Franco Turcati. Built on Ford Cortina 1500 mechanics, the Titania vanished into thin air right after the end of the Show, leaving no trace.
Subsequently, Franco Scaglione gave rise to masterpieces such as the iconic Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale and Intermeccanica cars, solidifying his status as a great automotive designer.
Type of print
Made by specialized company Multicolor, directed by Chiara Cascone, in Giclée Fine Art print on 310 g Cotton Canson Etching paper in 29.7x42 format. This is No. 4 of a edition of 10 copies with museum-quality.
Signed by the Author and with a dry stamp
Attached Certificate of authenticity signed with a dry stamp
Private sale
Shipping is done in a cardboard container that preserves its safety.
Author
Franco Turcati has been photographing since 1965. His archive includes over six decades of images taken in Europe and the United States, ranging from street photography to reportage, from contemporary art to motorsport, up to landscape.
His works are original testimonies of eras, places and unrepeatable moments, today offered as numbered and signed Fine Art prints.
www.francoturcati.it
Franco Turcati Photo Archive – Since 1965
News at this link:
https://www.synaestheticmag.com/arts-culture/fashion-and-advertising-photography-in-1970s-and-80s-italy-franco-turcati
Titania 1 (1966)
The missing masterpiece by Franco Scaglione
The Titania prototype was presented at the 1st Salon of Competition Cars, at the Automobile Museum of Turin, in 1966. The only person to photograph it in Scaglione’s presence was Franco Turcati. Built on Ford Cortina 1500 mechanics, the Titania vanished into thin air right after the end of the Show, leaving no trace.
Subsequently, Franco Scaglione gave rise to masterpieces such as the iconic Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale and Intermeccanica cars, solidifying his status as a great automotive designer.
Type of print
Made by specialized company Multicolor, directed by Chiara Cascone, in Giclée Fine Art print on 310 g Cotton Canson Etching paper in 29.7x42 format. This is No. 4 of a edition of 10 copies with museum-quality.
Signed by the Author and with a dry stamp
Attached Certificate of authenticity signed with a dry stamp
Private sale
Shipping is done in a cardboard container that preserves its safety.
Author
Franco Turcati has been photographing since 1965. His archive includes over six decades of images taken in Europe and the United States, ranging from street photography to reportage, from contemporary art to motorsport, up to landscape.
His works are original testimonies of eras, places and unrepeatable moments, today offered as numbered and signed Fine Art prints.
www.francoturcati.it
Franco Turcati Photo Archive – Since 1965
News at this link:
https://www.synaestheticmag.com/arts-culture/fashion-and-advertising-photography-in-1970s-and-80s-italy-franco-turcati
