The Brooklands 1927 giclée by Alain Lévesque is a captivating commemorative piece that captures the spirit of the Brooklands race track in 1927. The artwork depicts a Grand Prix car racing on the famous banking of this historic track, which was one of the first purpose-built automobile racing circuits. Known for its significance in motorsport history, Brooklands is immortalized in this print, which beautifully conveys the excitement and speed of the era.
This giclée is part of a signed and numbered edition of 150, and the print measures 26.5" x 19". It is in A- condition, with minor wear typical for an item of its age, adding to its vintage charm. This piece is a must-have for motorsport fans, Brooklands enthusiasts, or collectors of vintage racing memorabilia. Its historical significance and vibrant representation make it a valuable addition to any collection.
