Lithograph no. 23 France 1946 Maserati 4CL - Raymond Sommer

Lithograph no. 23 France 1946 Maserati 4CL - Raymond SommerTo celebrate the first one hundred years of Maserati, a special artistic project by Enzo Naso was commissioned: 100 special edition lithographs, inspired by vintage posters, will retrace Maserati's sporting success over the last century. Lithograph number 23 is dedicated to the Grand Prix of Saint Cloud, the opening session of the 1946 season won by the French Raymond Sommer who drove a Maserati 4CL. 100 numbered copies of each individual print in the

To celebrate the first one hundred years of Maserati, a special artistic project by Enzo Naso was commissioned: 100 special-edition lithographs, inspired by vintage posters, will retrace Maserati's sporting success over the last century. Lithograph number 23 is dedicated to the Grand Prix of Saint-Cloud, the opening session of the 1946 season won by the French Raymond Sommer who drove a Maserati 4CL. 100 numbered copies of each individual print in the collection will be produced, each signed by the artist: exclusive prints, created using high quality materials and techniques, and certified with an embossed Maserati Centennial logo. Each limited-edition print comes in a special folder with an insert containing a brief description of the victory, an miniature image of the car, and the technical specifications of the model that starred in that particular competition.