Vintage Ferrari Wall Art - Charcoal Frame - 72" x 48"

This bold print from the Luxe Art collection is perfect for car enthusiasts. It captures a stunning moment at the Silverstone Circuit, home of British Motor Racing, featuring the iconic 1956 Ferrari 860 Monza. The orange and teal tones are graded to pop, creating a graphic statement that will catch the eye in any room. The piece is finished with a charcoal wood floater frame, adding a touch of elegance to its modern design. The reflective quality of acrylic might make the image look different in person, showcasing the artisanal characteristics more clearly.

The wall art is made of high-quality acrylic material, ensuring durability and longevity. The solid wood frame in a brushed charcoal finish adds sophistication and complements the vibrant colors of the print. This piece is ideal for anyone looking to add a touch of luxury and style to their home or office. Its large size makes it a perfect focal point for a living room or study, bringing a piece of automotive history into your space. Easy to hang, it requires no assembly, making it convenient and hassle-free.

Whether you're a car lover or an art enthusiast, this wall art is sure to impress. Its modern style and bold colors make it a versatile addition to various decors. It's not just a picture; it's a statement piece that tells a story of racing heritage and timeless design. Make your space stand out with this stunning wall art, and enjoy the blend of art and automotive history every day.

Vintage Ferrari Wall Art - Charcoal Frame - 72" x 48" Features:

• Overall Dimensions (WxDxH): 72 x 2 x 48 inches
• Material: Acrylic
• Frame: Brushed Solid Wood
• Finish: Charcoal
• Image: 1956 Ferrari 860 Monza
• Location: Silverstone Circuit
• Color Tones: Orange and teal
• Style: Modern
• Indoor Use: Yes
• Assembly Required: No
• Weight: Gross - 20 lbs, Net - 7 lbs
• Reflective Acrylic: Yes
• Commercial Grade: Approved
• Pack: 1 piece

Due to various screen settings the color of the item may look slightly different in person from what you see on your screen. We try to make sure that the image you see is as accurate as possible.