Complete Collection: 10 Paintings – Art Prints "History of the Automobile" - Bugatti, Renault, Fiat, Opel, Cord, Ford, Isotta, Armstrong, Pathfinder, Lanchester

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Complete collection of 10 art prints from the History of the Automobile series, featuring Bugatti, Renault, Fiat, Opel, Cord, Ford, Isotta Fraschini, Armstrong Siddeley, Pathfinder and Lanchester; each 30 x 20 cm with a 1 cm depth, reproduced works by Pietro Puricelli.

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A charming, cohesive set of 10 vintage prints, ideal for decorating professional studios, offices, recreation rooms, collectors' garages, or the living rooms of automotive enthusiasts.

Each piece features a refined color art print from the renowned "History of the Automobile" series, exquisitely illustrated by the well-known artist Pietro Puricelli.

The artworks trace the stylistic and engineering evolution of the automobile, ranging from the pioneering vehicles of the late 19th century to the monumental cars of the 1930s.

Complete list of the 10 models included in the set:
Bugatti 1930 – The monumental and legendary Type 41 Royale "Coupé Napoléon".
Lanchester 1895 – A pioneering English vehicle depicted in front of a castle.
Renault 1899 – The famous Parisian car with its unmistakable enclosed red cabin.
Armstrong Siddeley 1904 – An elegant early-century model with the convertible top raised.
Fiat 1904 – An iconic, sleek racing car from the Turin-based manufacturer.
Ford 1906 – A touring model featuring wood-toned bodywork and brass fittings.
Pathfinder 1918 – A long, curvaceous American roadster in a sophisticated green livery.
Opel 1923 – A classic, compact dark green torpedo-style car.
Isotta Fraschini 1928 – A symbol of ultimate Italian luxury, shown here as a two-tone spider.
Cord 1930 – The legendary, avant-garde American L-29 (the first successful front-wheel-drive car), depicted here with its majestic, low-slung black and blue profile.

A charming, cohesive set of 10 vintage prints, ideal for decorating professional studios, offices, recreation rooms, collectors' garages, or the living rooms of automotive enthusiasts.

Each piece features a refined color art print from the renowned "History of the Automobile" series, exquisitely illustrated by the well-known artist Pietro Puricelli.

The artworks trace the stylistic and engineering evolution of the automobile, ranging from the pioneering vehicles of the late 19th century to the monumental cars of the 1930s.

Complete list of the 10 models included in the set:
Bugatti 1930 – The monumental and legendary Type 41 Royale "Coupé Napoléon".
Lanchester 1895 – A pioneering English vehicle depicted in front of a castle.
Renault 1899 – The famous Parisian car with its unmistakable enclosed red cabin.
Armstrong Siddeley 1904 – An elegant early-century model with the convertible top raised.
Fiat 1904 – An iconic, sleek racing car from the Turin-based manufacturer.
Ford 1906 – A touring model featuring wood-toned bodywork and brass fittings.
Pathfinder 1918 – A long, curvaceous American roadster in a sophisticated green livery.
Opel 1923 – A classic, compact dark green torpedo-style car.
Isotta Fraschini 1928 – A symbol of ultimate Italian luxury, shown here as a two-tone spider.
Cord 1930 – The legendary, avant-garde American L-29 (the first successful front-wheel-drive car), depicted here with its majestic, low-slung black and blue profile.

Details

Type
Complete Collection: 10 Paintings – Art Prints "History of the Automobile"
Number of objects
10
Brand
Bugatti, Renault, Fiat, Opel, Cord, Ford, Isotta, Armstrong, Pathfinder, Lanchester
Condition
Near mint
Width
30 cm
Height
20 cm
Depth
1 cm
Authenticity
Reproduction/replica
Sold by
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Objects sold
Private

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