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Americas first success in a Grand Prix occurred when Jimmy Murphys Duesenberg was successful at Le Mans in 1921 (colour litho)

Americas first success in a Grand Prix occurred when Jimmy Murphys Duesenberg was successful at Le Mans in 1921 (colour litho)


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Americas first success in a Grand Prix occurred when Jimmy Murphys Duesenberg was successful at Le Mans in 1921 (colour litho)

7178785 Americas first success in a Grand Prix occurred when Jimmy Murphys Duesenberg was successful at Le Mans in 1921 (colour litho) by Crosby, Frederick Gordon (1885-1943) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Americas first success in a Grand Prix occurred when Jimmy Murphys Duesenberg was successful at Le Mans in 1921. Illustration for The Endless Quest for Speed, Second Series (Autocar / Iliffe, c 1938).); © Look and Learn

Media ID 24731684

© Look and Learn / Bridgeman Images

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This print captures a significant moment in American racing history. In 1921, Jimmy Murphy's Duesenberg made history as America's first success in a Grand Prix at Le Mans. The vibrant colors of the lithograph bring to life the excitement and energy of this groundbreaking achievement. The image showcases the sleek and powerful Duesenberg speeding through the iconic Le Mans track in France's Loire region. The car exudes elegance and sophistication, representing the pinnacle of early 20th-century automotive engineering. The illustration was created by Frederick Gordon Crosby as part of "The Endless Quest for Speed" series published by Autocar/Iliffe around 1938. It beautifully portrays the thrill and intensity of motorsport, capturing both the physicality and mental fortitude required to compete at such high speeds. As we gaze upon this artwork, we are transported back to a time when speed became an obsession, pushing boundaries and redefining what was possible on four wheels. This lithograph serves as a testament to human ingenuity and determination, reminding us that great achievements can be born from relentless pursuit. Whether you are an avid racing enthusiast or simply appreciate art that celebrates human triumphs, this print is sure to captivate your imagination with its vivid colors and historical significance.

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