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Tour de France Auto 1959 original drawing by Benjamin Freudenthal

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Poster Tour de France Auto 1959

With, in the background, the Porsche 356 of Jean Kerguen and Robert La Caze

Reproduction of an original drawing by Benjamin Freudenthal

Techno-classica Essen 2019 poster

300 g / m2 anti-UV coated paper

Size 80 x 60cm

Limited edition 300 numbered and signed copies

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Tour de France Auto 1959 original drawing by Benjamin Freudenthal

Tour de France Auto 1959 original drawing by Benjamin Freudenthal

Poster Tour de France Auto 1959

With, in the background, the Porsche 356 of Jean Kerguen and Robert La Caze

Reproduction of an original drawing by Benjamin Freudenthal

Techno-classica Essen 2019 poster

300 g / m2 anti-UV coated paper

Size 80 x 60cm

Limited edition 300 numbered and signed copies

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Poster Tour de France Auto 1959

With, in the background, the Porsche 356 of Jean Kerguen and Robert La Caze

Reproduction of an original drawing by Benjamin Freudenthal

Techno-classica Essen 2019 poster

300 g / m2 anti-UV coated paper

Size 80 x 60cm

Limited edition 300 numbered and signed copies

Spectacular composition that illustrates the Tour de France Auto 1959. The race starts in Nice, with the palace "Negresco" in the background. If you look good, you will see some famous actors in the crowd. This painting was made for the Essen poster "Essen Techno Classica 2019". This is the largest European Retro Automobile show. This reproduction was printed in limited series of 300 signed and numbered copies.

Benjamin Freudenthal is drawing since his childhood. Fascinated by the magic of aviation scenes depicted on his childhood model boxes, his heart is between airplanes and cars. He explains that in a successful painting, the landscape is more important than the subject : "If you can feel the air temperature, the time of day (to the hour), and the speed of a car, then you are in the presence of a high-quality painting. The originality of the composition is also a determining factor to the final success"