#21 Mercedes 300SLR
Hermann Lang / Fritz Riess
1st place overall, 1st place in S 3.0 category
#25 Aston Martin DB3 Coupé
Lance Macklin / Peter Collins
DNF
#1 Cunningham C4-R
Briggs Cunningham / Bill Spear
4th place overall, 1st place in S 8.0 category
#6 Talbot Lago T26GS
André Chambas / André Morel
9th place overall, 1st place in S S/C category
#14 Ferrari 340 America Berlinetta
André Simon / Lucien Vincent
5th place overall, 2nd place in S 5.0 category
You need a lot of enthusiasm to want to conquer Le Mans. As a driver, as a designer, and especially if you want to be both. Some people have dedicated their lives to this goal, or at least a large part of it. Jean Rondeau achieved this fairytale in 1980. Briggs Cunningham had already attempted it in 1951 with his own design, having paved the way for ACO recognition in 1950 with two Cadillacs and the two Collier brothers as his spiritual companions. After driving the C2R, which Cunningham used with not much success in 1951, he won the class and finished fourth overall in the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1952 with the C4R. Mercedes won the 1952 race with the 300 SL, after Pierre Levegh had led the race for 23 hours in a Talbot. Third place went to the Nash-Healey of Englishmen Leslie Johnson and Tommy Wisdom, ten laps ahead of Briggs Cunningham and Bill Spear. The C4R beat numerous renowned teams and brands: Ferrari, Lancia, Allard, Porsche, Aston Martin, Panhard, Gordini, Jowett, Osca, and Renault.
A watercolor by Uli Ehret
Limited edition art prints of 100.
Art prints in "S-format"
Frame outside: 28 x 33 cm
Glass format / passepartout format: 25 x 30 cm (normal glass)
Art print: 25 x 30 cm (260 g/m² Paper)
Art prints in "M-Format"
Outer frame: 41 x 51 cm (Nielsen Alpha Aluminum)
Glass format / passepartout format: 40 x 50 cm (Normal glass)
Art print: 40 x 50 cm (260 g/m² paper)
Art prints in "ORP format"
Art print: 50 x 64 cm
260 g/m² Fine Art Velvet paper, printed in 8 colors,
UV light protected,
Shipped rolled up in a cardboard tube, additionally packed in three-layer cardboard
On request, we can supply a passepartout in the format 69 x 83 cm
and also a frame without glass.
Canvas Prints
The standard format specifications mentioned indicate the outer dimensions of the stretcher frames.
The stretcher frames are 2 cm deep. The wooden slats of the stretcher frames are approximately 3 cm wide.
The art prints are delivered with a nano-film protected against UV light.
Upon request, we also deliver the canvas art prints rolled - not on the wooden stretcher frame., and we can also have them mounted on 4 cm thick wooden stretcher frames. Please send your request directly to: info@ehretdesign.de by email..
Special formats and prints on other surfaces
We are happy to offer paper prints, canvas prints and individual framing upon request.: Please send your inquiry to info@ehretdesign.de.
