Michael Furman’s Giclée prints (or people also refer to these prints as archival pigment prints) were produced on an Epson 9000 using Ultrachrome archival, pigmented ink

"Another great French car from the Mullin Automotive Museum. In this case, we have a 1937 Delahaye 135M Roadster with a streamlined Figoni body. Commonly considered to be based on a design by famous French illustrator Geo Ham, this thought was successfully disputed by author Richard Adatto in his research for the current owner, Peter Mullin." — Michael Furman

• Paper is Hahnemülhe Photo Rag Bright White 310 gsm all cotton

• Paper is acid and lignin free. ISO9706 conform / museum quality for highest age resistance

• Printing is performed through RIP software which optimizes files for the chosen substrate and assures consistency from print to print Ultra chrome archival, pigmented ink

• 36” (91.44cm) height

• 48” (121.92cm) width

• Artist's Proof

• Edition of 12

• Signed on verso by the artist