Ferrari 312T4
Ferrari 312T4
The Ferrari 312T4 is not merely an instant classic due to the iconic prancing horse emblem and the vibrant red color; it stands out as a remarkable car for its reliability and endurance characteristics, setting it apart from many of its predecessors. This car captured the essence of Formula 1 in the late 1970s and garnered widespread admiration.
As an evolution of the 312T, which saw six different versions during its lifespan, the 312T4 played a pivotal role in Formula 1 history. The 312T, featured in the movie "Rush," secured Niki Lauda his first world championship title in 1975. Across its various versions, the 312T participated in 90 races, achieving podium finishes in 61 of them, winning 27 races, and setting 25 fastest lap records. The impressive roster of drivers for the 312T includes Niki Lauda, Clay Regazzoni, Jody Scheckter, Gilles Villeneuve, and Carlos Reutemann.
However, it's the 312T4 that truly stands out, benefitting from a radical redesign that allows it to distinguish itself from its predecessors. While renowned for its legendary reliability in 1979, the car faced stiff competition as other manufacturers focused on innovation, particularly in aerodynamics. With the combination of the car's reliability, enhanced downforce, and the exceptional talent of Jody Scheckter, Ferrari clinched the 1979 world championship title, showcasing the 312T4's prowess on the Formula 1 stage.
Alex Pieussergues
Alex Pieussergues is a French Graphic Designer and Illustrator based near Paris and as far as he can remember, he has always been interested in motorsports.
When he was a child, Alex often rummaged through piles of his father’s F1 magazines and leafed in admiring the photos, we were in 1977-78. He has always been attracted to the artistic side of everything. He drew, photographed and sculpted. Racing cars for him are real objects of art, it is quite obvious that he can not photograph them, so he decided to draw them to reproduce and immortalize their splendid lines.
From the beginning, he chose to draw them in a profile pointing to the right (sense of occidental reading and direction of the future) with a comic style thanks to the technique of the clear line but with a hyper-realistic side that brings out the shadows and reflections.
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To meet our high-quality standards, we rely on the best available printing technology for Fine Art Reproductions and use the industry-leading printing machines made by EPSON.
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Fine Art Print
310 gsm · 100% α-cellulose · genuine mould-made paper
Fine art prints are made on Hahnemühle German Etching - a white, 100% α-cellulose paper for archival standards. The mould-made etching paper features a distinct textured surface. With its premium matt inkjet coating German Etching meets the highest industry standards regarding density, colour gamut, colour graduation and image sharpness while preserving the special touch and feel of genuine art paper.
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Photo Matt
180 gsm · matt-coated paper
Premium heavyweight paper, produced in Japan, at the highest industry standards with very good stability of the printed images. Particularly suitable for printing photorealistic quality images with intense colours and uniform matt.
Katana Photo Matt 180
Printed on EPSON SureColor P9000
UltraChrome HD 8-Color pigment ink
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The “giclée" process of printing delivers a precise stream of ink to saturate the fibres of the acid-free paper, resulting in pure, vibrant colour and remarkable detail.
We guarantee that the pieces will not fade, or yellow even facing direct sunlight and will remain light resistant for up to a century
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to ship?
Shipping times depend on your location and the shipping method chosen during checkout.
Standard shipping within the EU usually takes 3-7 business days, while air shipping may take longer, up to 7 work days.
Since our prints are made on-demand, production times can vary. On average, it takes about 1-2 business days for production.
What materials are used?
We use high-quality materials to ensure the best possible results.
For fine art prints, we use 285 gsm German Etching Hahnemühle art paper.
Poster prints are typically printed on durable, 180 gsm heavyweight paper with a slight satin finish.
What sizes are available?
Our art prints come in various sizes to accommodate different needs and display options.
Popular sizes include 20x14 inches, 28x20 inches, and 40x28 inches.
These prints tend to be on the larger side and are compatible with most ready-to-use frames.
What is your return and refund policy?
We provide a 60-day, no-questions-asked return policy for all print products, unless otherwise specified on the item. To be eligible for an exchange or refund, the products must be in the same condition as when they were received.
If you wish to initiate a return or exchange, please contact us via email. For more comprehensive information, please visit our dedicated Return Policy page on our website
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However, please note that shipping times and customs procedures may vary.
Can I track my order?
Absolutely! Once your print is shipped, you will receive a shipping confirmation email with a tracking number. You can use this tracking number to monitor the progress of your shipment and estimate its arrival date.
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