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Ducati
Absolutely stunning, multi media works by motorcycle designer/artist
John Keogh, celebrating Ducati and it's riders, while commemorating
historic milestones for all. These gorgeous works are printed on a new
archival paper called Silver Rag, which produces a giclee print of such
high quality, it appears to be 3D! Both, limited editions of 200 prints.
Dimensions are 22 x 28 inches, with an image (border included) of
18.75 x 24.5 inches.
Absolutely stunning, multi media works by motorcycle designer/artist
John Keogh, celebrating Ducati and it's riders, while commemorating
historic milestones for all. These gorgeous works are printed on a new
archival paper called Silver Rag, which produces a giclee print of such
high quality, it appears to be 3D! Both, limited editions of 200 prints.
Dimensions are 22 x 28 inches, with an image (border included) of
18.75 x 24.5 inches.
| "Twins - Full Circle" Valencia 2006 by John Keogh Troy Bayliss and Loris Capirossi the men who, in 2003, lead Ducati's first foray into grand prix, riding the awe inspiring, Desmosedici 990cc MotoGP machine are reunited for the bike's last race at the 2006 season finale. Bayliss, having just secured his second World Superbike Championship for Ducati, was riding for the injured, Sete Gibernau. He dominated the race, scoring his first GP victory while leading teammate and three time World Champion, Capirossi, to the finish. The first Ducati one-two finish in MotoGP. __________________________________________________ |
Giclee print:
$250
$250
John Keogh is one of Britain's foremost motorcycle designers and works for an international group of clients.
Having studied automotive design and engineering in Switzerland and Britain, he is a graduate of Coventry University.
For the past twelve years, John has specialized in motorcycles and has worked on projects including Buell's Firebolt, Lightning and Ulysses,
VeeTwo-Australia's Squalo and Super Squalo, as well as the award winning Ducati Terminator.
John has worked with several motoGP teams, on bikes such as the WMC and the ProtonKR3, for Kenny Roberts.
In addition to his design work, each year, John produces several paintings in his unique 'zoom' style, created buy multiple layers of crayon.
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Having studied automotive design and engineering in Switzerland and Britain, he is a graduate of Coventry University.
For the past twelve years, John has specialized in motorcycles and has worked on projects including Buell's Firebolt, Lightning and Ulysses,
VeeTwo-Australia's Squalo and Super Squalo, as well as the award winning Ducati Terminator.
John has worked with several motoGP teams, on bikes such as the WMC and the ProtonKR3, for Kenny Roberts.
In addition to his design work, each year, John produces several paintings in his unique 'zoom' style, created buy multiple layers of crayon.
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| "At the Limit" Suzuka 1993 by John Keogh For Wayne Rainey, this would be his most memorable race. Although the new Team Roberts Yamaha YZR500 suffered from an ill handling chassis, Wayne, pushing his Dunlop tires to the edge, was able to slide the bike at will, steering it with the rear wheel. "I could slide it where I wanted to. I was having so much fun." Winning from Kevin Schwantz by less than a tenth of a second, it would be the last close finish of the Rainey-Schwantz rivalry. |
A limited edition of 200 giclee prints. 22 x 28 (image w/border 19 x 24) Hand Signed by Wayne Rainey. $350 + $15 s/h
Includes a special Certificate of Authenticity w/photo of Wayne signing
Wayne has requested that a portion of the sales of this print go to a charity of his choosing.
Includes a special Certificate of Authenticity w/photo of Wayne signing
Wayne has requested that a portion of the sales of this print go to a charity of his choosing.
"Perfect Day"
by
Nicholas Watts
After an eleven year hiatus, grand prix motorcycle road racing returned to the USA and Laguna Seca.
"Chasin' a dream of becoming World Champion, American Nicky Hayden dominated the weekend.
Qualifying in pole position and then leading the race from flag-to-flag, Nicky scored his maiden GP victory.
A hugely popular and emotional win, it would begin the final march in the realization of a life long quest which
Nicky would achieve by becoming World Champion the following year.
by
Nicholas Watts
After an eleven year hiatus, grand prix motorcycle road racing returned to the USA and Laguna Seca.
"Chasin' a dream of becoming World Champion, American Nicky Hayden dominated the weekend.
Qualifying in pole position and then leading the race from flag-to-flag, Nicky scored his maiden GP victory.
A hugely popular and emotional win, it would begin the final march in the realization of a life long quest which
Nicky would achieve by becoming World Champion the following year.
A limited edition of 200 giclee prints (19.5 x 24.5). Hand Signed by Nicky Hayden. $350 + $15 s/h
Includes a special Certificate of Authenticity w/photo of Nicky at the signing.
Also available as an unsigned, canvas giclee (image 31.5 x 42). $750 + $20 s/h
Includes a special Certificate of Authenticity w/photo of Nicky at the signing.
Also available as an unsigned, canvas giclee (image 31.5 x 42). $750 + $20 s/h
"Tempesta di Rosso"
Catalunya 2007
by
John Keogh
In the first year of the 800cc format, Casey Stoner and his Ducati Desmosedici, were indeed a Red Storm.
Winning ten of eighteen races, the 22 year old Australian secured a first MotoGP Championship for himself and Ducati.
In a season that saw few 'elbow to elbow', late race battles for victory, Catalunya was exceptional.
Here, the best straight up fight of the year between Casey and his main rival, Valentino Rossi, would see the two
contest the race in spectacular fashion. Unlike many before him, Casey shrugged off Valentino's famous late race pressure
to win by 0.069 seconds. In Rossi's words, "he rode like a God."
Catalunya 2007
by
John Keogh
In the first year of the 800cc format, Casey Stoner and his Ducati Desmosedici, were indeed a Red Storm.
Winning ten of eighteen races, the 22 year old Australian secured a first MotoGP Championship for himself and Ducati.
In a season that saw few 'elbow to elbow', late race battles for victory, Catalunya was exceptional.
Here, the best straight up fight of the year between Casey and his main rival, Valentino Rossi, would see the two
contest the race in spectacular fashion. Unlike many before him, Casey shrugged off Valentino's famous late race pressure
to win by 0.069 seconds. In Rossi's words, "he rode like a God."
Giclee print:
$250
$250
