The 1934 Grand Prix season introduce to the world a glimmer of the powerful government-subsidized German Grand Prix racing teams. Both Mercedes and Auto Union (formed by the racing union of Audi, DKW, Horch and Wanderer) brought new racers to battle, highlighting advanced technologies.
These new technologies were so new that they were not fully developed for the 1934 season. The very well organized Scuderia Ferrari developed and managed the Alfa Romeo racing cars for the company, and that season’s Alfa Romeo domination was the result; they won 18 out of a total 35 races.
Pen&ink, markers and pencil on white archival stock 12”x 9” (30.5cm x 22.9cm)
© Paul Chenard 2010
Original sketch available, as is the limited edition.
Original sketch available, as is the limited edition.
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Excellent job Paul. Very, very nice indeed.
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