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Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic on the Côte d’Azur artwork...

Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic on the Côte d'Azur – Limited Edition Artwork A stylish artwork in which French elegance, the glamour of the Côte d’Azur, and one of the most legendary cars of all time come together. Centered is the Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic, depicted against a moody South of France coastal landscape. The combination of the deep blue classic Bugatti, the elegant lady in a green evening dress, and the Mediterranean backdrop gives the piece the look of a luxury travel poster from the golden years of automotive history. This artwork is released as a worldwide limited edition of only 50 copies, making it especially attractive to classic car enthusiasts, Bugatti collectors, and fans of vintage and Art Deco-inspired art. Specifications: Title: Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic sur la Côte d'Azur Limited Edition: only 50 copies worldwide Format: 50 × 70 cm Printed on high-quality 250 g/m² satin paper Shipped unframed Carefully rolled and shipped in a sturdy tube with a protective outer box Ready to be framed to taste upon receipt The Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic is among the most famous and rare automobiles in history. The spectacular design by Jean Bugatti dates from the 1930s and is especially recognizable for its extremely low body, flowing lines, and distinctive central seam along the body. Very few were produced, which is why the Atlantic is now regarded as an absolute icon of pre-war automotive design and one of the most coveted classic Bugattis in the world. A beautiful decorative collectible for the office, living room, man cave, garage, showroom, or car collection. Note: images showing the artwork with a frame or in different dimensions are for illustration only. The offered artwork has a size of 50 × 70 cm and is shipped unframed. Gallery Price €299.- Happy Bidding! ***** PROMO ***** With a final bid above €100-. Extra artwork Gift in the same size (free gift). Fransman art (born in the Netherlands in 1972) is a contemporary artist whose work is strongly inspired by photography. From a fascination with mood, composition, and memory, he translates photographic images into artworks that balance between realism and interpretation. His subjects range from iconic race cars and classic automobiles to exclusive watches and carefully chosen scenes that evoke the charm and elegance of bygone eras. Influenced by photography, Fransman creates works that feel like frozen moments from a larger story. Each artwork invites the viewer to pause and notice details, emotion, and the nostalgic power of the image. His body of work unites craftsmanship, aesthetics, and a love for objects and settings with a timeless character.

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