Lithograph no. 23 France 1946 Maserati 4CL - Raymond Sommer
To celebrate the first one hundred years of Maserati, a special artistic project by Enzo Naso was commissioned: 100 special-edition lithographs, inspired by vintage posters, will retrace Maserati's sporting success over the last century. Lithograph number 23 is dedicated to the Grand Prix of Saint-Cloud, the opening session of the 1946 season won by the French Raymond Sommer who drove a Maserati 4CL. 100 numbered copies of each individual print in the collection will be produced, each signed by the artist: exclusive prints, created using high quality materials and techniques, and certified with an embossed Maserati Centennial logo. Each limited-edition print comes in a special folder with an insert containing a brief description of the victory, an miniature image of the car, and the technical specifications of the model that starred in that particular competition.
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To celebrate the first one hundred years of Maserati, a special artistic project by Enzo Naso was commissioned: 100 special-edition lithographs, inspired by vintage posters, will retrace Maserati's sporting success over the last century. Lithograph number 23 is dedicated to the Grand Prix of Saint-Cloud, the opening session of the 1946 season won by the French Raymond Sommer who drove a Maserati 4CL. 100 numbered copies of each individual print in the collection will be produced, each signed by the artist: exclusive prints, created using high quality materials and techniques, and certified with an embossed Maserati Centennial logo. Each limited-edition print comes in a special folder with an insert containing a brief description of the victory, an miniature image of the car, and the technical specifications of the model that starred in that particular competition.
