Ford GT40 Gulf #6 – Le Mans 1969 by Fransman ART (1972) - Ford GT40 Gulf - Ford

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A limited-edition 50 × 70 cm art print by Fransman ART depicting the Ford GT40 Gulf #6 at Le Mans in 1969.

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Exclusive art print | Limited edition | 50 × 70 cm

**A legend from motorsport, captured in an impressive work of art.**

This remarkable art print features the iconic Ford GT40 with starting number 6, rendered in the world-famous light blue and orange Gulf colors. The powerful look of the race car, the vibrant brushstrokes, and the strong color contrasts give the artwork a dynamic character.

The painterly style beautifully brings to life the speed, power, and elegance of this historic race car. The deep blue background lets the characteristic Gulf colors speak even more, making this image a real eye-catcher.

-The legendary Ford GT40 #6

The Ford GT40 is among the most successful and recognizable race cars of all time. The example with starting number 6 made history in 1969 at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

With Jacky Ickx and Jackie Oliver at the wheel, this Ford GT40 achieved a spectacular victory after a legendary battle with Porsche. It was Ford’s fourth consecutive win in this prestigious endurance race.

The combination of timeless design, impressive race history, and the iconic Gulf colors has made the Ford GT40 one of the most beloved classic race cars in the world.

This artwork is offered as an art print in a **limited edition**.

The image is printed on 250 g/m² satin art paper**. The subtle satin gloss ensures a fine color reproduction, beautiful contrasts, and a luxurious look.

-Subject:** Ford GT40 Gulf #6 – Le Mans 1969
-Size:** 50 × 70 cm
-Paper:** 250 g/m² satin art paper
-Edition:** Limited edition

limited edition, signed and numbered, authenticity stamp, collector’s item

Gallery Price €299.- Happy Bidding!
***** SALE ***** For bids above €100-. Extra artwork Gift in the same size (free gift).

Fransman art (Netherlands, born in 1972) is a contemporary artist whose work is strongly inspired by photography. Driven by a fascination with atmosphere, composition, and memory, he translates photographic images into artworks that balance between realism and interpretation. His subjects range from iconic race cars and classic automobiles to exclusive watches and carefully chosen scenes that evoke the charm and elegance of bygone times.

Through the influence of photography, Fransman creates works that feel like frozen moments from a larger story. Each piece invites the viewer to pause and notice details, emotion, and the nostalgic power of the image. His oeuvre unites craftsmanship, aesthetics, and a love for objects and settings with a timeless character.

Exclusive art print | Limited edition | 50 × 70 cm

**A legend from motorsport, captured in an impressive work of art.**

This remarkable art print features the iconic Ford GT40 with starting number 6, rendered in the world-famous light blue and orange Gulf colors. The powerful look of the race car, the vibrant brushstrokes, and the strong color contrasts give the artwork a dynamic character.

The painterly style beautifully brings to life the speed, power, and elegance of this historic race car. The deep blue background lets the characteristic Gulf colors speak even more, making this image a real eye-catcher.

-The legendary Ford GT40 #6

The Ford GT40 is among the most successful and recognizable race cars of all time. The example with starting number 6 made history in 1969 at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

With Jacky Ickx and Jackie Oliver at the wheel, this Ford GT40 achieved a spectacular victory after a legendary battle with Porsche. It was Ford’s fourth consecutive win in this prestigious endurance race.

The combination of timeless design, impressive race history, and the iconic Gulf colors has made the Ford GT40 one of the most beloved classic race cars in the world.

This artwork is offered as an art print in a **limited edition**.

The image is printed on 250 g/m² satin art paper**. The subtle satin gloss ensures a fine color reproduction, beautiful contrasts, and a luxurious look.

-Subject:** Ford GT40 Gulf #6 – Le Mans 1969
-Size:** 50 × 70 cm
-Paper:** 250 g/m² satin art paper
-Edition:** Limited edition

limited edition, signed and numbered, authenticity stamp, collector’s item

Gallery Price €299.- Happy Bidding!
***** SALE ***** For bids above €100-. Extra artwork Gift in the same size (free gift).

Fransman art (Netherlands, born in 1972) is a contemporary artist whose work is strongly inspired by photography. Driven by a fascination with atmosphere, composition, and memory, he translates photographic images into artworks that balance between realism and interpretation. His subjects range from iconic race cars and classic automobiles to exclusive watches and carefully chosen scenes that evoke the charm and elegance of bygone times.

Through the influence of photography, Fransman creates works that feel like frozen moments from a larger story. Each piece invites the viewer to pause and notice details, emotion, and the nostalgic power of the image. His oeuvre unites craftsmanship, aesthetics, and a love for objects and settings with a timeless character.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Brand
Ford
Poster title
Ford GT40 Gulf
Artist
Ford GT40 Gulf #6 – Le Mans 1969 by Fransman ART (1972)
Estimated period
1960s
Condition
A- (fine - tiny imperfections)
Number of objects
1
Height
50 cm
Width
70 cm
Autographed by a famous person
Yes
Authenticity
Original/official
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Objects sold
99.46%
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