Memorabilia

The Holiday Season is in full swing, so we wanted to share a little Historical Holiday Cheer from all of us at l'art et l'automobile. Though it may seem like the tradition of spraying champagne after a race is as old as motor sport itself, the story has more intricate roots. It all began in 1967, when Dan Gurney started the tradition that has graced and stained countless podiums began.

In the beginning of NASCAR, the sport was closely entangled with one clear, highly flammable and potentially poisonous liquid, moonshine.  Read the article to learn more about the transformation from backwoods bootleggers to international sports icons, and the Art and Memorabilia that celebrates them.

The Ford Motor Company invented the moving assembly line under the leadership of the iconic Henry Ford. The assembly line started rolling for the first time on December 1st, 1913, 105 years ago. Read the article to learn more about the assembly line, and our collection of Ford Artwork and Memorabilia.  

To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the legendary Mike Hawthorn becoming Britain’s first ever Formula One World Champion and Lewis Hamilton clenching his 5th World Championship Title, we present to you the Cars and Drivers of the British Isles. 

Stories about Juan Manuel Fangio, the one of the greatest Formula One drivers ever, are pretty well-trod at this point.  Many consider Juan Manuel Fangio to be the greatest driver of all time.  Read on to learn more about l'art et l'automobile's spectacular collection of Fangio art, photos and memorabilia, and for links to great articles detailing this legendary figure.  

If you collect autographs, we have a good selection of photographs, prints, trophies, paintings, programs and other memorabilia that have been autographed by some of the most successful drivers, team owners, manufacturers and famous celebrities.

Rendering Automotive Classics in Three Dimensions.  After a ‘car crazy’ last 10 days at Carweek on the Monterey Peninsula, we are back at the Gallery.  To celebrate a fun filled and successful week, we are having a Sculpture Showing, detailing magnificent works by multiple artists from around the world.

This week marks the 77th running of the German Grand Prix. We here at l'art et l'automobile are definitely not going to miss this illustrious event, and we very much hope that you will be joining us as well. Detailed is a collection of German GP Artwork,Artifacts and Memorabilia as well as a link to an informative blog.  

Modern Aphrodites and dream cars have always made good combinations, and by the splendor of its forms the automobile has always been associated with feminine elegance and charm. From the manufacturing to competition, from daily driving to Concours d'Elegance, women have always been present in the world of Automobile.

To celebrate Porsche's 70th Anniversary, the Porsche Museum is building a more accurate replica of the No. 1 356 Prototype than the original.  Read the article to learn more about this and Our Second Chapter of the Porsche Victory Poster Collection.

Over the last 40+ years here at l’art et l’automobile, we have accumulated a vast collection of moments and memorabilia from Mercedes-Benz’s illustrious racing and production career, including many of their triumphs and successes over the decades.  Read The Article for Details.  

We present to you our latest Newsfeed Article detailing recent collection of Artwork, Memorabilia and Collectables relating to The Longest Day of Racing, which consists of the running of the Monaco Grand Prix, followed by the Indianapolis 500, and the day concludes with NASCAR’s Coca-Cola 600. Details on original, vintage and autographed pieces.