"Jerry Titus 911" Signed and numbered screen print: Edition of 12 Limited Edition and ink – and celebrates

and ink – and celebrates the classic elements of vintage Porsche and Le Mans art in Dwight's recognizable "gesture sketch" style

You don't want to risk that vintage pair of Baruffaldis anyway

Are you shopping for someone but aren't sure what to give

Jaguar had begun a new era of domination

At the 1960 24 Hours of Le Mans

"Jerry Titus 911" Signed and numbered screen print: Edition of 12 Limited Edition and ink – and celebratesStrictly Limited to an Edition of 12. Hand pulled screen print on 1812 cotton artist canvas. Hand signed and numbered. Sized for 1114 matting and framing. Jerry Titus was a rare triple threat in motorsportsjournalist, mechanic, and racer. As an editor at Sports Car Graphic, he moved from the page to the cockpit and, by 1967, secured the Trans Am championship driving for Carroll Shelby. This original illustration captures Titus in a Vasek Polakprepared