Kleury.art - [XL MATTE PAPER] Industrial Blueprint 2.0: "Ferrari 365 GTB Daytona" by Kleury.art (1/5)

LOT DETAILS
Title of the work: Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona

Artist: Kleury.art

Edition: Limited to 5 copies

Dimensions: 70x50 cm (horizontal layout)

Support: Fine Art EMA Paper (Enhanced Matte). The prestigious archival support ensures a smooth, opaque, dense, and completely glare-free surface. The ultra-matte finish of EMA paper enhances the intensity of Rosso Corsa, the precision of the contours, the sharpness of the technical dimensions, and the warm ivory background tone, guaranteeing flawless color reproduction and intergenerational museum-grade preservation.

Technique: Digital technical illustration in a Technical Blueprint Plate style, inspired by homologation sheets and vintage figurines. The work adopts a clean, geometric graphic language: solid color blocks, inked sharp contours, and soft shading that model the taut surfaces of the bodywork. The four orthogonal projections of the car are accompanied by dimension lines and captions in Italian (Artificial Intelligence used to proportionally calculate the orthogonal projections, align the dimensions and technical texts, and optimize for fine art printing).

Framing: Work sold without a frame. Shipped with maximum care in a reinforced professional protective tube.

Authenticity: Digital Kleury.art stamp present in the work at the bottom left; digital certificate of authenticity numbered, signed, and paired with the EMA edition supplied on request.

THE WORK
“Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona” is a majestic, elegant, and presence-filled visual manifesto dedicated to one of the most famous grand tourers in Maranello’s history. Introduced in 1968 and designed by Pininfarina, the 365 GTB/4 entered history under the nickname “Daytona,” born to honor Ferrari’s historic 1-2-3 at the 24 Hours of Daytona in 1967. With its front V12 and the long, sharp wedge silhouette, it was for years one of the fastest production cars in the world and represents the last great front-mounted V12 Grand Tourer before the shift to mid-engined layouts in the Enzo Ferrari era.

The work adopts a horizontal format and a layout true to an archival technical plate. In the upper left dominate the historic prancing horse emblem and the title “Ferrari 365 GTB/4 – Daytona / Berlinetta,” followed by the subtitle “1968 — Technical Studio.” On the right, the large number “365” drawn as a simple outline emerges as a watermark on the ivory background.

The core of the composition consists of four projections of the car in a vivid Rosso Corsa, numbered and accompanied by millimeter-precise dimension lines:

01 / Side View, with length (4425 mm) and wheelbase (2400 mm) dimensions, rendering the famous profile with the extremely long hood, the backward-placed cabin, the sculpted beltline, and the truncated tail.

02 / Front View, with the height dimension (1245 mm), highlighting the transparent headlight strip, the small prancing horse at center, and the slim grille of the air intake.

03 / Rear View, with the four round headlights, the split chromed bumpers, and the four exhausts.

04 / Top View, with the width dimension (1760 mm), revealing the hood air intakes, the cockpit with circular instruments and the steering wheel, the rear window, and the proportions of a classic grand tourer.

The lower section, divided into four columns, houses the complete technical sheet in Italian:

Engine: Type 251, 60° V12 in longitudinal front position, liquid-cooled, 4390 cm³, bore × stroke 81.0 × 71.0 mm.

Power and Transmission: 259 kW (352 HP) at 7500 rpm naturally aspirated, 5-speed manual gearbox with transaxle layout and rear-wheel drive.

Dimensions and Model: length 4425 mm, width 1760 mm, height 1245 mm, wheelbase 2400 mm, bodywork Berlinetta, model 365 GTB/4.

Technical and Performance: top speed 280 km/h, powered by six Weber double-barrel carburetors, dual-overhead-camshaft configuration with 2 valves per cylinder, dry-sump lubrication, four-wheel disc brakes.

A red graphic stamp, “Private Project – Independent Graphic Studio,” underscores the artistic-independent study nature of the work.

ARTIST’S WORDS
“With ‘Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona’ I wanted to pay homage to the last great queen of Maranello’s front V12s. The Daytona has a unique presence: a hood that seems endless, a cabin pushed back, and a sharply cut tail, like an arrow ready to strike. It’s a car that doesn’t need excess to impose itself, because its strength lies in its proportions. For this reason I chose to tell it through orthogonal projections, the most honest language possible: the side view emphasizes its length, the top view reveals the balance between hood and cabin, while the front and rear views show its most recognizable face, with the transparent headlight band and the four round lights. The biggest challenge was preserving the tension of the surfaces in a graphic style made of clean contours and solid fills. I chose EMA Fine Art paper because its totally matte finish renders a full, velvety red, without reflections, and makes the reading of the dimensions as clear as on an archival document. I hope this plate brings into spaces the deep voice of a twelve-cylinder engine, the cult of engineering elegance, and the timeless charm of the Prancing Horse.”

ARTIST INFORMATION
Kleury.art consolidates its prestigious elite inscription on EMA archival paper, confirming extraordinary visual culture and unparalleled stylistic mastery. Seamlessly moving from the chromatic splendor of sport to the universe of pop icons and rock on canvas, to Toy Surrealism irony, to classic baroque reinterpretation and to the fascinating Oriental woodcut boards, the artist confirms, with this line of technical patents, one of the most versatile, complete, and internationally collected digital signatures.