Description

The charioteers, a chariot, ancient Rome, the Empire, the great race, and a horse: Ferrari. The black horse that rears by violently pushing forward the fastest chariot in the empire, capable of having within it another eight hundred furious horses, ready to win the stakes in the largest racing arena: the Circus Maximus.
A freely desired anachronism that gives rise to a fantastic legend that comes from history dominated by ruling laurel heads that centuries of dynasties have forged the West. Legends would have been written about that horse called Ferrari, and many stories would have come to us like the echo of a racing engine of a Red speeding at 200 miles per hour. This is the winning anachronism.

Artwork in limited edition numbered and hand signed by the artist.

Printed on Hahnemühle William Turner paper with 5 cm white border.