Entitled “The Sun Will Never Set on the E Type’, my second limited edition print sums up how I feel about what is arguably the most beautiful car ever made. An incredibly detailed study, it features both convertible and coupé variants. The roadster in the foreground is the car so brutally trashed in the film ‘The Italian Job’
As is typical with my work, I ensure every detail you would expect to see faithfully rendered. Even the headlight lenses are clearly defined, and you can see the texture in the indicator lenses, and the completion date of the study in the tax disc. The subtle shading and high-gloss rendition that only an airbrush can deliver is used to its full here. Further, the print was officially authorised by Jaguar Cars, granting it a notable pedigree.
This edition is strictly limited to 500 copies worldwide, and I sign and number each one. Though many have now gone, I do periodically release some remaining stock. As the publishing artist, these prints are only available directly from me, and not sold by any third parties unless second hand.
Each print has a signed and numbered certificate of authenticity accompanying it, and they arrive in a reinforced tube complete with end caps. These are high-quality litho prints and measure:
(paper size) approx. 64 cm wide x 45 cm deep, or in imperial sizes, 25” wide x 17¾”deep.
Image size is 56 cm wide x 42 cm deep, or 22”wide x 16¼”deep approx. imperial.
You will need a bespoke frame for this, but trust me, it’s worth it. The photos show the print, the certificate.
Don’t miss this rare and infrequent opportunity to own one of these prints. Perhaps it is the Christmas present you are looking for?
Look out for my other prints:
Jaguar XJ6 25th Anniversary 850 run limited edition published 1993
XJS – Jaguar’s Finest Grand Tourer 300 run limited edition published 1996
25th Anniversary of the Triumph Stag 300 run limited edition published 1995