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Poster Bruce McLaren Monaco GP 1966 50 x 70 cm Original Drawing by Benjamin Freudenthal

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Poster Bruce McLaren Monaco GP 1966

Artwork titled "Sex Was Safe and Racing Dangerous"

Bruce McLaren at the wheel of the McLaren M2B n° 14

Mechanics and 1966 Monaco GP setting

Reproduction of an original drawing by Benjamin Freudenthal

Paper : 300 gsm with anti-UV varnish

Dimensions : 50 x 70 cm

Printed in France


Limited Edition – 150 individually numbered copies

Print hand-signed by Benjamin Freudenthal


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Poster Bruce McLaren Monaco GP 1966 50 x 70 cm Original Drawing by Benjamin Freudenthal

Poster Bruce McLaren Monaco GP 1966 50 x 70 cm Original Drawing by Benjamin Freudenthal

Poster Bruce McLaren Monaco GP 1966

Artwork titled "Sex Was Safe and Racing Dangerous"

Bruce McLaren at the wheel of the McLaren M2B n° 14

Mechanics and 1966 Monaco GP setting

Reproduction of an original drawing by Benjamin Freudenthal

Paper : 300 gsm with anti-UV varnish

Dimensions : 50 x 70 cm

Printed in France


Limited Edition – 150 individually numbered copies

Print hand-signed by Benjamin Freudenthal


Frame not included

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Poster Bruce McLaren Monaco GP 1966

Artwork titled "Sex Was Safe and Racing Dangerous"

Bruce McLaren at the wheel of the McLaren M2B n° 14

Mechanics and 1966 Monaco GP setting

Reproduction of an original drawing by Benjamin Freudenthal

Paper : 300 gsm with anti-UV varnish

Dimensions : 50 x 70 cm

Printed in France


Limited Edition – 150 individually numbered copies

Print hand-signed by Benjamin Freudenthal


The Poster – Poster Bruce McLaren Monaco GP 1966 (50 x 70 cm)

This art print by Benjamin Freudenthal boldly revisits the golden age of Formula 1 through a scene set at the 1966 Monaco Grand Prix. The illustration depicts Bruce McLaren’s first F1 car; its intense orange livery plays off against pop-art tones and a miniskirt-clad figure, creating a composition that is quintessentially "Sixties."

The title—inspired by a famous quote attributed to either Jackie Stewart or Jack Brabham—adds a touch of irony to the piece, evoking an era when motor racing was as fascinating as it was perilous.


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