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image "Classic Curves"
"Daydream"
For more vintage posters, visit the David Uhl gallery "Driver 93" by Geo Ham
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60" Poster on Archival Paper "NSU
Motorrader Vintage Poster" by Unknown
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60" Poster on Archival Paper "Moto
Sacoche" by Marcello Nizzoli Motorcycle being shot out of a globe
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60" Poster on Archival Paper "Gnome
Rhone" by Unknown
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60" Poster on Archival Paper "Biker Dog" by unknown
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60" Poster on Archival Paper "On Any
Sunday Movie Poster" by Bruce Brown
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60" Poster on Archival Paper "Old Racing - With Her
Eyes Closed" by Unknown
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60" Poster on Archival Paper "Automoto" by Max Ponty Size 18" x
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60" Poster on Archival Paper A sharp, striking motorcycle ad that shows its viewers the sheer coolness of the make. Ponty's known designs are few, but more than suffice to establish him as a foremost Art Deco posterist. Here he turns his angular attention to Automoto motorcycles, creating a futuristic photomontage dreamscape for the French firm that produced their machines from 1901 through 1962. Contrasting the curvy sensuality of the photographed bike against the angular overlord face, the open road reflected in his goggles and the entire scene drenched in graded shades of moody violet, Ponty creates a cyclic fantasia, capturing both the thrill, speed and inherent danger of the ride without ever placing the bike in simulated motion. "Favor" by anonymous Size 18" x
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60" Poster on Archival Paper Bicyclist and motorcyclist riding on top of brand name ""Favor."" Regrettably unsigned but truly stunning art deco design in black and red, with not a single wasted line. "F/N Leon
Hovard" by Marcello Nizzoli Size 18" x
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60" Poster on Archival Paper An arresting Art Deco design with a phantom-like motorcycle rider emphasizes both power and comfort, as the woman along for the ride can easily apply her lipstick as they speed along. Nizzoli was a most versatile artist, being a painter, decorator, textile designer and posterist. Many of his posters were for automobile companies. In 1938, he joined Olivetti and was responsible for some of their finest images of the 1940s and '50s. "Autodromo
Ducati" by anonymous Size 18" x
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60" Poster on Archival Paper Motorcycle race World Championship - Monza, Italy Pilots riding their motorcycles in aerodynamic position as symbols of the Italian edition of the motorbike race world championship. "Fussball-Wettspiel" by Ludwig Hohlwein Size 18" x
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60" Poster on Archival Paper Motorcycle racer kicking ball. The poster introduces to Germany a new idea from England: motorcycle soccer. This is one of Hohlwein's rarest designs, previously undocumented. "Motosacoche" by anonymous Size 18" x
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60" Poster on Archival Paper Man riding vintage motorcycle with streaming waterfall in background. A beautiful poster, romantic to a fault and breathtaking to the extreme, even the cataract of the fantastical landscape spelling out the name of the rider's motorcycle in its churning deluge. "Michelin
Kenny Roberts Cycle Poster" by anonymous Size 18" x
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60" Poster on Archival Paper "Grand Prix
Suisse" by anonymous Size 18" x
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60" Poster on Archival Paper Motorycycle and auto racers streak into view. In this action-packed Loupout design for the 1924 Swiss Grand Prix, the speed is indicated as much by the determined head-down look of the cyclist as by the perspective of the streaking motorcycle and racing car. "Dear Mike, I did indeed receive the print yesterday! Thank you so very much. I wanted you to know that I had previously ordered this print from another web site that claims its gallery is associated with Harley Davidson. I received only a Yahoo generated order confirmation for the order I placed on Feb. 24, 2008. I was unable to contact this group at all, trying both phone numbers and emails to try and determine the status of my order. So, when you confirmed that you still had this print, I was so pleased. But, beyond that, I have to tell you that your personal interest in my order, the substantial, protective packing tube you used to ship the print, and the quick shipping method you used to get it to me were extraordinary! I recently purchased prints from some major advertisers on the web that carry the largest s election of art prints. Their packaging is horrendously inadequate and I had to wait weeks for the prints. Shopping with you has been a pleasure. Thank you again for such wonderful service." Cheryl from PA
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