Dexter BROWN

Ferrari 312PB Targa Florio 1973 Study Painting | Artwork

£1,500.00

An original gouache and watercolour study painting by Dexter Brown of the Ferrari 312PB.

Sourced directly from the artist's studio.

Overall size (cm): 61.0 x 49.0 | Artwork: 30.0 x 20.0 each

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Framed and mounted as shown.

Type: Painting
Medium: Original Art - Gouache
Style: Abstract, Bold & Colourful
Framed: Yes
Signed: Yes
Colour: Red, Green
Year of Subject: 1973
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Dexter BROWN

Dexter Brown is one of Britain's most celebrated motoring artists, admired for a style that ranges from striking photorealism to bold, graphic compositions inspired by the golden age of motor racing. His distinctive use of strong line, dramatic colour and carefully balanced form has made his work instantly recognisable, whether depicting a Ferrari at full speed or creating an iconic motorsport poster.

Having developed his artistic talent while studying at Harrow Art College, Dexter Brown's passion for cars and competition quickly led to commissions for race posters and automotive illustration. His artwork has celebrated everything from pre-war Grand Prix racing to Formula One, endurance racing and classic sports cars, while his alter ego, de Bryune, explores the elegance and romance of early motoring.

This collection reflects the breadth of Dexter Brown's career, bringing together original gouache paintings, beautifully produced lithographic prints and original motorsport posters. Whether you're looking for a unique original artwork, a collectible print or an authentic poster inspired by some of motor racing's greatest events, the collection showcases one of automotive art's most influential contemporary artists.

Few automotive artists have demonstrated the versatility of Dexter Brown. His original gouache paintings combine painterly freedom with remarkable technical understanding, while his graphic poster designs have become highly collectable in their own right. From Ferrari sports cars and Porsche endurance racers to historic Grand Prix scenes, his work captures the excitement, speed and visual drama that define motorsport.

The original posters within this collection are particularly significant, reflecting Dexter Brown's long association with motorsport illustration. Characterised by bold typography, simplified forms and vibrant colour, they evoke the classic race posters of the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s while remaining unmistakably his own. Alongside these are original paintings and lithographic prints that demonstrate the breadth of his artistic vision and his enduring fascination with automotive design.

Whether you collect original automotive art, historic racing posters or limited-edition prints, Dexter Brown's work offers an engaging combination of artistic individuality, historical appreciation and enduring collector appeal.

Frequently Asked Questions

What products are included in the Dexter Brown collection?

The collection includes original gouache paintings, lithographic prints and original motorsport posters, representing the breadth of Dexter Brown's automotive artwork.

What is Dexter Brown best known for?

Dexter Brown is renowned for his bold automotive artwork, combining graphic design, expressive colour and detailed observation to depict historic racing cars, Formula One and classic sports cars.

Are the posters original?

Yes. This collection includes original motorsport posters alongside original artwork and lithographic prints. Individual product descriptions provide details for each item.

Which marques feature in Dexter Brown's work?

His artwork includes celebrated manufacturers such as Ferrari, Porsche, Cooper and Williams, together with memorable subjects from Formula One and endurance racing.

Who collects Dexter Brown's artwork?

His work is sought after by collectors of automotive art, historic motorsport memorabilia and original racing posters, as well as enthusiasts who appreciate his distinctive artistic style.

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