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LOT DETAILS Title of the work: Porsche Carrera GT (980) Artist: Kleury.art Edition: Limited to 5 copies Size: 70x50 cm (horizontal layout) Support: Fine Art EMA Paper (Enhanced Matte). The prestigious archival support ensures a smooth, opaque, dense surface completely free of reflections. The ultra-matte finish of EMA paper enhances the deep silver-gray tones of the bodywork, the precision of the contours, the sharpness of the technical quotes, and the warm ivory background tint, guaranteeing flawless color rendering and intergenerational museum-quality preservation. Technique: Digital technical illustration in a Technical Blueprint Plate style, inspired by homologation drawings and style figures. The work adopts a clean, geometric graphic language: solid color fields, clean inked contours, and soft shading that model the sculpted surfaces of the bodywork. The four orthogonal projections are accompanied by dimension lines, captions in German, and a slim technical-board frame (Artificial Intelligence used for proportional calculation of the orthogonal projections, alignment of the dimension lines and technical texts, and optimization for fine art printing). Framing: Work sold without a frame. Shipped with maximum care in a reinforced professional protective tube. Authenticity: Digital Kleury.art stamp present on the work at top left; digitally numbered, signed certificate of authenticity paired with the EMA edition provided on request. THE WORK “Porsche Carrera GT (980)” is a refined, powerful visual manifesto of extraordinary technical purity, dedicated to one of the most fascinating and venerated supercars in automotive history. Presented as a concept in 2000 and produced in a limited run starting in 2004, the Carrera GT brought to the road technologies directly derived from racing: a naturally aspirated V10 of racing origin, a carbon fiber monocoque chassis, and a ceramic clutch. With its six-speed manual transmission and the famous wooden shift knob, a tribute to legendary Porsche racing cars, it is regarded by many as the last great analog supercar. The work adopts a horizontal format and a true technical archival plate layout, enclosed in a slim frame and entirely in German. In the upper left dominate the historic Stuttgart emblem and the title “Porsche,” followed by the subtitle “Carrera GT / Typ 980” and the inscription “2004 — Technische Studie.” On the right side, the outline of the “980” trace emerges as a watermark on the ivory background. The core of the composition consists of four projections of the car in an elegant silver-gray, numbered and accompanied by millimeter-precise dimension lines: 01 / Seitenansicht (side view), with the wheelbase dimension (2730 mm) and length (4613 mm), which renders the low, elongated profile, with a sharp snout, large side air intakes, roll-bars behind the cabin, the movable spoiler, and five-spoke wheels with a central nut. 02 / Vorderansicht (front view), with the height dimension (1166 mm), highlighting the teardrop-shaped headlights, the emblem on the hood, and the wide air intakes on the bumper. 03 / Heckansicht (rear view), with the tapered tail lights, the Carrera GT lettering, the rear spoiler, and the exhaust tips integrated into the diffuser. 04 / Draufsicht (top view), with the width dimension (1921 mm), revealing the cabin, removable roof panels, the two fairings behind the seats, and the tail dominated by the engine bay air intakes. The lower section, laid out like a horizontal technical band, presents a brief introduction in German to the car and the essential data arranged in sequence: V10, displacement 5733 cm³, 612 HP, maximum torque 590 Nm, 0-100 km/h in 3.9 seconds, top speed 330 km/h and curb weight of 1380 kg. A red graphic stamp, “Privatentwurf – Freie Gestaltungsstudie,” underlines the independent artistic study nature of the work. ARTIST’S WORDS «With “Porsche Carrera GT (980)” I wanted to tell the story of a car that occupies a unique place in the hearts of enthusiasts. The Carrera GT was born at a turning point, when supercars were about to become increasingly electronic and filtered, and it instead chose the opposite path: a race V10 that screams up to near the limiter, a manual gearbox, no compromises. It is a car that demands respect, and I tried to return that with a sober and rigorous plate. The orthogonal projections reveal its architecture: mid-engine, roll-bars, air intakes, the cabin with removable roof. I chose a deep, almost metallic silver-gray that echoes the noble materials with which it was built. For this plate I also changed the layout of the lower part, gathering the data in a single, more essential band, as in a presentation card. The biggest challenge was preserving the tension of the surfaces in a graphic style made of clean contours and solid fills. I selected EMA Fine Art paper because its completely matte finish yields deep, velvety silver tones, with no reflections, and makes the reading of the dimensions as clear as on an archival document. I hope this plate brings the unmistakable voice of a racing V10 into spaces, the worship of mechanical purity, and the timeless charm of Porsche tradition.» ARTIST INFORMATION Kleury.art consolidates its prestigious elite production on EMA archival paper, confirming an extraordinary visual culture and unparalleled stylistic mastery. From chromatic splendor of sport to the world of pop and rock icons on canvas, to the Toy Surrealism irony, to the classical Baroque reinterpretation and the captivating Oriental woodcut plates, the artist confirms with this line of technical patents as one of the most versatile, complete, and internationally collected digital signatures. Instagram: @kleuryart Website: www.kleury.art
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UTOMBORDSMOTOR, König, 1932 medföljande dokumentation i original.
10/29/2026
€213.15
Stima: €724.05

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