Senna

613

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acrylic on paper 8x12" sold

senna

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doodles

571

npd

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Little Art ,Iso-Williams '74

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El Lole,Brabham BT 34 '72
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Fly Saudia

543

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acrylic on paper 8x12"

1977 a wet day at Zolder,
Patrick Neve driving a March 761 at the back of the race.
on first sight nothing special,
but a very significant time for Williams Grand prix Engineering

Alan Jones

440

acrylic on paper 6x9"

Another Williams streetfighter,Alan Jones,Long Beach 1978

Nico Rosberg

439

acrylic on paper 6x9"

The new Singapore track was very inspiring,so exciting to see the cars flashing by under the spot lights.

Here is Nico Rosberg,who was electric on his way to 2nd

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sometimes these pesky scans

don't do the paintings any justice...

still musn't grumble,it is great to share

Mansell Mania

428

1992 was the year Mansell and Williams totally dominated the championship,our Nige was the peoples favourite and after his win at Silvestone we saw the biggest and last track invasion of his barmy army,he got mobbed and it was a fantastic scene...

acrylic on paper 8x6"

Williams 600 GP

411



Monaco 2008 was the 600th Grand prix for Williams, i was too young in the late 60's (thankfully) to have followed their start,but in the 70's i fully latched on...always loved the underdog...here are some models i used to make.

1973 Iso marlboro

1974 Williams

both models 1/24th cscale handbuild one-offs sold

Williams 600 GP

410


a cut-away model of the Williams FW14B

every model is hand build,in house,with cast resin ,metal,rubber,computer designed transfers and photo etched metal etc...1/24th scale all sold

Williams 600 GP

409

over the years i've had some paintings in the Williams conference center and museum,
here are some samples of the 90's

Damon Hill,Monaco 1995, oil on panel 16x24" sold

Hill at Monaco 1995 again oil on panel 16x24" sold

Villeneuve oil on panel 24x16" sold

Alan Jones

398

Alan Jones and Williams,Worldchampions 1980

oil on canvas 10x9" sold

Grand Prix Sportique international art competition

318



Back in 1999 i entered the annual Grand Prix Sportique international motoring art competition,
in the past it had launched the career of Juan Carlos Ferrigno.

I was delighted when i got second prize,out of 600+ contestants world wide.

Apart from a big amount of money a lot of good came out of it,but it didn't change my career,wich looking back was a good thing,i would probably still have peen painting photographic...eek!

Here is the winner Andreas Mindt on the right and yours truly on the left.

The jury with the winning painting,left to right,Tony Brooks,Jody Scheckter,Paul Stewart,david Mills,John Watson,ken Reeds,Rowan Atkinson (yes Mr Bean!) Craig Warwick and Chris Rea.