Franco Turcati - Graham Hill (1969)

Graham Hill (1969)

Grand Prix de Monaco 1969. This photo depicts the world champion Graham Hill.
Norman Graham Hill (Hampstead, 15 February 1929 – Arkley, 29 November 1975) was a British racing driver, the first and so far only driver to have won the Triple Crown.
He competed in Formula 1 between 1958 and 1975, becoming world champion on two occasions (in 1962 and 1968) before his tragic death resulting from an aircraft accident. He was also particularly known for his intelligence and the consistency of his racing conduct.
The author was able to express his creativity with a very special camera, the Hasselblad SW. In fact, in 1969 photojournalists were still allowed to shoot from the trackside.

Print type
Produced by the specialized company Multicolor, directed by Chiara Cascone, as Fine Art Giclée print on 310 g Cotton Canson Etching paper in 29.7x21 format. This is number 20 of an edition of 25 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 with a cardboard container that preserves its integrity.

Author
Franco Turcati has been a photographer since 1965. His archive comprises more than 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 irreplaceable moments, today offered as numbered and signed Fine Art prints.

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