F1 Posters
Posters now playing:
Monaco 1967 Grand Prix
Isle Of Man TT 1961 Race Poster
Brands Hatch 1968 Race Poster
Monaco 1978 Grand Prix
Grand Prix de Paris 1965 Poster
Monaco 1967 Grand Prix
Isle Of Man TT 1961 Race Poster
Brands Hatch 1968 Race Poster
Monaco 1978 Grand Prix
Grand Prix de Paris 1965 Poster
Over 250 Auto Racing, Le Mans and Grand Prix Posters
What's new? More grand prix posters and motor racing posters to begin with. A new 40cmx60cm and 80cmx120cm gallery wrapped canvas and a totally new addition of posters in a floater frame in 4 sizes and 6 colours.
Using the Michael Turner artwork for the 1970 Monaco Grand Prix poster, to the right as an example, front to back is the giclee art print in 5 standard frame sizes, then the new floater frame poster. The art print is bonded between a satin protective overlay film and a foamcore backboard. This is bonded into the frame which is 5cm deep but only has a 4mm lip showing to the front. The design is fantastic for displaying posters and because it does not use glass, makes shipping a breeze, no annoying reflections or resorting to using acrylic.
Finally at the back is our gallery stretched canvas - hardly anybody else goes to the trouble of adding the image to the sides, just plain white or colour fill, or even worse simply flipping a portion of the original image.
The canvas has an overlay film bonded to it for maximum protection and a more uniform finish than brushing varnish, thenstretched over a finger-jointed pine frame (not cheap MDF). The gallery canvas is also available on it's own, without the frame, so it can be rolled into a tube and shipped more cheaply, allowing you to stretch it yourself, find a local framer to do it or trim it down and have it framed normally. See the info page for more on each type of poster.
Using the Michael Turner artwork for the 1970 Monaco Grand Prix poster, to the right as an example, front to back is the giclee art print in 5 standard frame sizes, then the new floater frame poster. The art print is bonded between a satin protective overlay film and a foamcore backboard. This is bonded into the frame which is 5cm deep but only has a 4mm lip showing to the front. The design is fantastic for displaying posters and because it does not use glass, makes shipping a breeze, no annoying reflections or resorting to using acrylic.
Finally at the back is our gallery stretched canvas - hardly anybody else goes to the trouble of adding the image to the sides, just plain white or colour fill, or even worse simply flipping a portion of the original image.
The canvas has an overlay film bonded to it for maximum protection and a more uniform finish than brushing varnish, thenstretched over a finger-jointed pine frame (not cheap MDF). The gallery canvas is also available on it's own, without the frame, so it can be rolled into a tube and shipped more cheaply, allowing you to stretch it yourself, find a local framer to do it or trim it down and have it framed normally. See the info page for more on each type of poster.