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Artist: Gruau, Rene
Size: 16 x 24″ / 40 x 60 cm
On/Off Linen: On Linen
Print Technique: offset lithograph
The 1986 Monaco Grand Prix, held on May 11, was one of the most dramatic and unforgettable races in Formula One history. Set against the glamorous backdrop of Monte Carlo, the race unfolded on the narrow, winding streets of the circuit. It covered 78 laps and a total distance of 260.52 km.
Prost’s Early Lead
Alain Prost, driving for McLaren, started the race from pole position and quickly asserted his dominance. For much of the race, he maintained a strong pace and appeared on track to claim victory. However, as the race went on, changing weather conditions played a crucial role. Prost began struggling with tire issues, forcing him to pit. Consequently, this allowed the competition to close in.
Mansell’s Misfortune
As Prost faltered, Nigel Mansell, driving for Williams-Honda, took advantage and moved into the lead. With just a few laps remaining, Mansell seemed poised to claim his first Monaco victory. Unfortunately, fate turned against him. His car suffered a mechanical failure, forcing him to retire and opening the door for other drivers to fight for the win.
Senna’s Triumph
At this point, Ayrton Senna, driving for Lotus, was in prime position to capitalize. Having quietly worked his way up the field, Senna inherited the lead after Mansell’s retirement. Despite the challenging conditions, Senna’s determination and skill came through. He crossed the finish line to secure his first Monaco Grand Prix victory, further cementing his place as a rising star in Formula One.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the 1986 Monaco Grand Prix remains unforgettable due to its dramatic twists and unexpected outcomes. Prost’s tire issues, Mansell’s heartbreak, and Senna’s triumph all contributed to the race’s legacy as one of the most iconic in Formula One history. This race marked a defining moment in Senna’s career and highlighted the unpredictable nature of the Monaco Grand Prix, which continues to be one of the sport’s most thrilling and challenging events.
Artist: J Grognet
Size: 16 x 24″ / 40 x 60 cm
On / Off Linen: On Linen
Print Technique: Offset lithograph
Year: 1986 second printing
Condition & Comments: Excellent A condition
Monaco Grand Prix 1985 on linen
Artist: Grognet
Size: 16 x 24″ / 40 x 60 cm
On / Off Linen: On Linen
Print Technique: Offset lithograph
Year: 1985 original printing
Condition & Comments: Excellent A condition
Monaco Grand Prix 1983 on linen
Artist: Lecomte
Size: 16 x 24″ / 40 x 60 cm
On / Off Linen: On Linen
Print Technique: Offset lithograph
Year: 1983
Condition & Comments: Excellent A condition
Grand Prix Monaco 1982 by J Grognet original printing
The official poster for the 40th Grand Prix de Monaco in 1982 was created by artist J. Grognet. It features an illustration of Nelson Piquet driving the Brabham-Ford, highlighting the dynamic nature of Formula 1 racing. The poster measures approximately 60 x 40 cm (23 x 15 inches) and was printed using offset lithography by AIP in Monaco. Collectors consider it a valuable piece of motorsport memorabilia.
Artist: J. Grognet
Size: 23 x 15 inches
On/Off Linen: On Linen
Print Technique: Offset Lithograph
Year: 1982 Original Printing
Condition & Comments: Excellent A condition
This is the original 1967–68 Pop Art poster of Paul McCartney, created by photographer Richard Avedon for STERN Magazine in Germany. It is one of four color portraits from the complete Beatles series designed during the peak of the psychedelic era. These are authentic first printings from the original edition, not later reproductions.
In late 1967, Avedon photographed each of the Beatles individually in a London studio he prepared for the project. He later reinterpreted the images using bold color separations, solarization, and symbolic effects to evoke the vivid and experimental spirit of the time. The Paul McCartney portrait, with its kaleidoscopic palette and intricate composition, reflects the optimism and creative energy that defined the Beatles at the close of the decade. The posters were printed and distributed in early 1968 through STERN Magazine and affiliated publications in the United States and Europe.
This image has become one of the most enduring icons of 1960s Pop Art, bridging fine art and popular culture. It has appeared in numerous exhibitions and remains one of the most collectible of the Avedon Beatles series.
Artist: Richard Avedon
Title: Paul McCartney – Original Beatles Pop Art Poster
Date: 1967–68
Publisher: Stern Magazine, Germany
Size: 18.75 x 27 in (47.6 x 70 cm)
Print Type: Offset Lithograph
Condition: Excellent / On Linen
Comments: Original 1967–68 Beatles poster by Richard Avedon featuring Paul McCartney. Authentic first printing for Stern Magazine, professionally linen-mounted.
This is the original 1967–68 Pop Art poster of Ringo Starr, created by photographer Richard Avedon for STERN Magazine in Germany. It is one of four color portraits from the complete Beatles series produced during the height of the psychedelic era. These are authentic first printings from the original release, not later reproductions.
In late 1967, Avedon photographed each of the Beatles individually in a specially arranged London studio session. He later transformed the portraits into vivid Pop Art images using color separations, solarization, and symbolic effects. The Ringo Starr poster, with its bright background and layered patterns, reflects the humor and individuality that made him one of the group’s most recognizable personalities. The posters were printed and distributed in early 1968 through STERN Magazine and affiliated publications in the United States and Europe.
This portrait of Ringo Starr remains a defining visual of the 1960s, combining Avedon’s refined photographic style with the experimental energy of the Pop Art movement. It has been exhibited internationally and continues to be one of the most collectible of the Beatles poster series.
Artist: Richard Avedon
Title: Ringo Starr – Original Beatles Pop Art Poster
Date: 1967–68
Publisher: Stern Magazine, Germany
Size: 18.75 x 27 in (47.6 x 70 cm)
Print Type: Offset Lithograph
Condition: Excellent / On Linen
Comments: Original 1967–68 Beatles poster by Richard Avedon featuring Ringo Starr. Authentic first printing for Stern Magazine, professionally linen-mounted.
This is the original 1967–68 Pop Art poster of George Harrison, created by photographer Richard Avedon for STERN Magazine in Germany. It is one of four color portraits from the complete Beatles series produced at the height of the psychedelic era. These are authentic first printings, not later reproductions.
In late 1967, Richard Avedon photographed each of the Beatles individually in a specially arranged London studio session. He later transformed the black-and-white portraits into vivid Pop Art compositions using color overlays, solarization, and symbolic imagery. The result is a striking image of George Harrison surrounded by mystical motifs and radiant color, reflecting his growing interest in spirituality and Eastern philosophy. The posters were printed and distributed in early 1968 through STERN Magazine and partner publications in the United States and Europe.
This portrait of George Harrison remains one of the most powerful visual icons of the 1960s, combining Avedon’s refined photographic style with the experimental energy of the period. It has been exhibited in major museums and continues to be one of the most sought-after Beatles posters ever produced.
Artist: Richard Avedon
Title: George Harrison – Original Beatles Pop Art Poster
Date: 1967–68
Publisher: Stern Magazine, Germany
Size: 18.75 x 27 in (47.6 x 70 cm)
Print Type: Offset Lithograph
Condition: Excellent / On Linen
Comments: Original 1967–68 Beatles poster by Richard Avedon featuring George Harrison. Authentic first printing for Stern Magazine, professionally linen-mounted.
This is the original 1967–68 Pop Art poster of John Lennon, created by photographer Richard Avedon for STERN Magazine in Germany. It is one of four color portraits from the complete Beatles series designed by Avedon during the height of the psychedelic era. These are authentic first printings, not later reproductions.
In late 1967, Avedon photographed each of the Beatles individually in a London studio he set up specifically for the project. Using vivid color overlays and solarized effects, he transformed the photographs into bold, symbolic Pop Art portraits that captured both the individuality of each Beatle and the visual energy of the 1960s. The posters were first printed and distributed in early 1968 through STERN Magazine and partner publications in the United States and Europe.
This image of John Lennon has become one of the defining visual representations of the era, blending fine art portraiture with the cultural revolution of the 1960s. It has been exhibited in museums and galleries worldwide and remains one of the most collectible Beatles posters ever produced.
Artist: Richard Avedon
Title: John Lennon – Original Beatles Pop Art Poster
Date: 1967–68
Publisher: Stern Magazine, Germany
Size: 18.75 x 27 in (47.6 x 70 cm)
Print Type: Offset Lithograph
Condition: Excellent / On Linen
Comments: Original 1967–68 Beatles poster by Richard Avedon featuring John Lennon. Authentic first printing for Stern Magazine, professionally linen-mounted.
Artist: Andy Warhol
Size: 22 x 29 inches
On / Off linen: On Linen
Year: 1997
Print Technique: offset lithograph
Description: Excellent on linen
Step into the world of high fashion and art with this remarkable poster set created by the iconic Andy Warhol for Chanel in the 1980s. While Warhol originally crafted these images for Chanel, they were not used in advertising campaigns until 1997. These visually captivating images were printed in various colors and sizes, each serving a unique purpose.
Artist: Andy Warhol
Size: 22 x 29 inches
On / Off linen: On Linen
Year: 1997
Print Technique: offset lithograph
Description: Excellent on linen
Step into the world of high fashion and art with this remarkable poster set created by the iconic Andy Warhol for Chanel in the 1980s. While Warhol originally crafted these images for Chanel, they were not used in advertising campaigns until 1997. These visually captivating images were printed in various colors and sizes, each serving a unique purpose.
Title: Benedictine Liqueur | Artist: Michel Bouvet | Date: 1990
Original advertising poster designed by Michel Bouvet in 1990 for Benedictine liqueur. Printed on Arches paper and produced as part of a contemporary promotional campaign for the historic French herbal liqueur. Michel Bouvet is a French graphic designer known for his work in cultural, theatrical, and institutional poster design, with works held in major public collections. Printed on artistic paper.
Printer Graficaza, Paris
Photograph: Francis Laharrague
Size 26.5 x 38 inches / 67.3 x 96.5 cm
On/Off Linen: Unlined
Print Type: Serigraphy
Condition: Excellent “A”
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