Pay tribute to the greatest Formula 1 driver of the 1950s—and arguably of all time—with this rich, multi-layered art display. This piece celebrates Juan Manuel Fangio and his 1956 championship-winning machine, reimagined through the vibrant pop-art lens of artist Luc Best.
 
The centerpiece is a precision 1:43 scale diecast model of the Ferrari D50, the Lancia-developed racer that powered Fangio to his fourth world title. It is mounted below a dynamic custom collage print that features a striking portrait of the Argentine master, his signature, and newspaper headlines referencing his famous 1958 kidnapping in Havana.
 
Adding to the exclusivity, a Ferrari shield enamel pin sits proudly at the top of the display. The artwork is housed in a lavish ornate gold frame with a luxurious mustard-gold mount, measuring 575mm x 630mm. This Ferrari D50 diorama is a sophisticated homage to the golden age of Grand Prix racing.