- Est. Delivery : Aug 10 - Aug 28
- Model: 83029
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The artwork recreates a vintage French automotive advertisement centered on an early open-wheel motorcar and its driver. A bright yellow field carries bold black hand-lettered typography reading "De Cleyves et Chevalier," with "23, Avenue du Roule" and "Paris-Neuilly" stacked beneath it. On the right, a goggled driver in a light driving coat grips the large steering wheel, while the red and black car fills the lower half of the composition with oversized white tires, a brass-toned radiator surround, and a front emblem reading "LABOR" and "20-30 H.P." The red border, black inner frame, high-contrast colors, and simplified outlines give the piece the feel of early 1900s European motoring poster art. For collectors of vintage automotive metal signs, the subject matter has early motoring character without crowding the design.
The composition is graphic, direct, and easy to read from across a room, but it rewards a closer look with period details like the driver's goggles, visible hand controls, and decorative lettering. It fits naturally with vintage car garage signs, classic car memorabilia, or a focused display of racing poster art, especially where early motoring history is the theme.
Specifications
- Dimensions: 9" x 12"
- Made in the USA
- Custom laser cut and printed after ordered
- Material: .040 Aluminum
- Includes eyelets for easy mounting
- Weight: 1 lb
The reproduction is made with careful cutting and printing so the bold color blocks, period lettering, and illustrated automotive details remain crisp.