This series of historic racing cars is a collection of prints by Arthur Schening of ScheningCreative, there are 21 in the series and I’ve only included 8 in this post so be sure to take a look at the full collection here.
Arthur creates and sells the prints individually, each is made using an HP Indigo digital printing press on 65lb. uncoated cover stock, they measure 19″ wide by 13″ high and can be bought for $30 apiece.
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