PORSCHE 911 T TARGA 1972 signed Art photography
Fine art Photography of the Porsche 911 Targa. Hundreds of photos assembled together to create an artistic vision of the car. Photographic Creation "Porsche 911 Targa" Signed & Limited Edition Print
The Porsche 911 of 1972 is a supercar declined in 3 versions, the T, the E and the S, in increasing order of performance and price. Although the Porsche 911 T Targa is the basic convertible model with the lowest power, the driving sensations are immediately clear: the characteristic rumble of the engine gradually diminishes and gives way to an exceptionally smooth driving quality.
Originally launched in 1963, the Porsche 911 has undergone some improvements over time, some of which have been so subtle that one might think that the 1964 model is identical to the 1972 model. The addition of a 2.4-liter survitaminated engine and a new transmission. The 1972 transformation is magical and makes the Porsche 911 T Targa a remarkably fast and incredibly fast convertible with an acceleration identical to that of the 1969 Porsche 911S for superior maneuverability and comfort.
The photographer Amaury Soares likes the Porsche, especially the Targa models. He paints a picture of the Porsche 911 T Targa in 1972, redefining its curves and sublimating its original beauty. Art photography of this exceptional sports car in limited edition, signed and numbered.
Art photography Porsche 911 Targa
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Signed & Limited Large format art photography on Plexiglas Glass
- 120 x 120 cm | Limited to 1 Artist Edition
- 100 x 100 cm | Limited to 3 Copies
- 80 x 80 cm or 90 x 90 cm | Limited to 7 Copies
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Photography with certificate of authenticity
High-Quality Finishings
| Models | Porsche 911 |
Art photography under 4 + 4 mm Plexiglass
1) GLOSSY ACRYLIC GLASS
2) PREMIUM PHOTO PAPER & SILICONE
3) ALUMINUM DIBOND BACKING
Your art photography is printed on a photo paper designed by Fujifilm, the Fuji Crystal Professional Archive Maxima paper is the best support for your print with even deeper blacks, finer details, and vibrant colors.
Perfect fixtures for your photo under plexiglass
- Custom-made recessed aluminum frame
- All our fixtures are compatible with picture hangers.
A rectangular aluminum profile frame is installed on the back of it. This structure will stiffen the work and offer you a simple and safe wall hanging system.
This hanging structure also gives the work an exceptional highlighting, thanks to a three-dimensional rendering and the feeling that the work is detached from the wall.
Also available in stretched canvas on aluminum frame
Whether it's a museum, an automobile exhibition venue, or a storage place for classic cars, the stretched canvas on aluminum frame adapts to all architectural constraints with custom dimensions ranging from 200 to 400cm.
It also allows for quick installation with a very high quality decorative effect thanks to thermal sublimation printing. This printing technique allows for extra-large formats, of remarkable quality.
For an even more qualitative rendering, the prints are made on Ublock 240g blackout standard B1 canvas. The aluminum frames (in natural aluminum or black color) are 2 cm thick.
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About the artist photographer
Composed with hundreds of photos, his artworks assemblies about symbolic cars put forward the history and all the peculiarities which characterize these models. Amaury Soares does not present us a simple automobile photography but the idea that we are made of these cars, all that inspires us, as a picture that we would take in our spirit.
«The idea is to recreate a mental vision of a car. When we evoke a model of car, there is not a single image which comes to the spirit, there is a stream of images which comes into the head. I freeze this mental process in a single picture, as the result we have a photography which goes out directly of our imagination.»
The artworks of Amaury Soares on the theme of the automobile were revealed for the first time in 2016 during the autoshow Retromobile in Paris.
His work is exhibited in different art galleries across Europe, but some of his pieces are also part to many European and international art collections (in France Belgium, Luxembourg, Holland Switzerland Portugal Brazil USA …). His last exhibition was in Singapore.
