Alain Mirgalet Ferrari 250 GT SWB Wreck – Original Signed Lithograph 1986, “Artist Wreck”

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Alain Mirgalet – Ferrari 250 GT SWB Wreck Original Lithograph (Signed, 1986) Rare signed lithograph by French artist Alain Mirgalet: a dismantled Ferrari 250 GT SWB in dramatic decay. Titled “Epave d’artiste” (Artist’s Wreck), hand-signed, numbered, and dated 1986 in pencil by the artist.

— Edition: Limited to 160 copies
– Size: 29.52 × 25.19 inches (75 × 64 cm) – large format, ideal for display
– Condition: Very good – clean, vibrant, no major defects
– Sold unframed – ready to frame or roll for gifting/shipping

This striking piece captures the iconic Ferrari 250 GT SWB – one of the most legendary classic Ferraris ever built – broken apart and abandoned. A surreal, thought-provoking vision from Mirgalet’s signature series of decaying dream cars.

Perfect for Ferrari collectors, classic car enthusiasts, vintage automobile art lovers, or anyone who appreciates provocative automotive fine art. Dream machine… or ultimate nightmare? This lithograph forces reflection on time, glory, and impermanence.

About the Artist
Alain Mirgalet (born 1950, France) is a self-taught contemporary painter known worldwide for his highly original, imaginative style. Unlike typical glamorous Ferrari portraits, his works often show iconic supercars – Ferraris, especially – rusted, wrecked, or forgotten. This unique theme explores vanity, transience, and the fleeting nature of legends like the Ferrari 250 GT SWB or 250 GTO.

Secure Shipping
– Every lithograph is carefully: Rolled (never folded)
– Wrapped in acid-free tissue paper
– Packed in a sturdy, protective shipping tube
– Signature required upon delivery for your peace of mind – arrives safely in perfect condition.

A true collector’s gem – don’t miss this limited-edition masterpiece!

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