Objects / Motoring art
Automobilist McLaren F1 GTR Collector's Edition 24h Le Mans Poster
Automobilist
$109.00 USD
Automobilist rebuilds iconic racing cars from scratch in 3D and renders them as fine art, and this McLaren F1 GTR celebrates the most successful Le Mans debut in history: first, third, fourth and fifth in 1995. Limited to 500 embossed pieces with gold foil detailing.
| Subject | McLaren F1 GTR, 1995 24h Le Mans winner |
|---|---|
| Edition | 500 pieces, embossed with gold foil |
| Technique | 3D modelling and CGI compositing |
| High-quality offset on 175 g/m2 premium matte paper | |
| Licence | Officially licensed with 24h Le Mans and McLaren |
Why Road & Motor selected it
Automobilist rebuilds iconic racing cars from scratch in 3D and renders them as fine art prints. This McLaren F1 GTR honours the 1995 Le Mans debut no team has ever matched: five finishers, four of the top five places. Limited to 500 pieces with gold foil embossing, printed on heavyweight matte stock. The garage wall deserves it.
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