Ferrari 275B Competizione – Original

A high-impact graphic tribute to the racing soul of the Ferrari 275 GTB Competizione.

Year 2024
Technique Acrylics
Support Canvas
Size 31,49″ x 39,37″ – 80 x 100 cm

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Description
Rosso Corsa and Graphic Contrast
Created in Acrylic on a large-format canvas (80x100 cm), this work is a tribute to the Scuderia Filipinetti legend: the 1966 Ferrari 275 GTB Competizione.
The composition focuses on the long, aerodynamic hood, where the iconic racing stripe and the number 28 emerge from a vibrant, bright green background.

The technical challenge was to balance the classic realism of the reflections—capturing the brilliance of the sun on the chrome and bodywork—with a bold, contemporary graphic approach. The high-contrast interplay between the deep red of the car and the uniform green field creates a powerful visual tension, transforming a motorsport icon into a modern piece of art.

The original work is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

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Artworks on canvas can be packed flat with their frame, reinforced at the corners and protected by thick cardboard on both sides. For larger sizes (or at the customer's discretion), the canvas is removed from the frame and sent in a sturdy cardboard tube in order to optimise both shipping costs and logistics.