1959 Ferrari Dino 246 F1 Limited Edition Artwork | Phil Hill Signed | COA

1959 Ferrari Dino 246 F1 Limited Edition Artwork | Phil Hill Signed | COA

$274.00
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1959 Ferrari Dino 246 F1 Limited Edition Artwork | Phil Hill Signed | COA

1959 Ferrari Dino 246 F1 Limited Edition Artwork | Phil Hill Signed | COA

$274.00
Sale price  $274.00 Regular price 

Ferrari Dino 246 F1 by Danny Day | Phil Hill Autographed | Limited Edition Lithograph UN-FRAMED

Rare Formula One Collectible – Signed by World Champion Phil Hill

Offered here is a beautiful limited-edition lithograph of the legendary Ferrari Dino 246 F1, created from the original artwork of nationally acclaimed American artist Danny Day. This highly collectible piece is individually autographed by Phil Hill, the only American-born Formula One World Champion, making it a remarkable addition to any motorsports, Ferrari, or Formula One collection.

Edition Details

  • Limited-edition lithograph by acclaimed artist Danny Day
  • Individually signed in pencil by Phil Hill
  • Individually signed and numbered by Danny Day
  • Unframed size: 8" x 10"
  • Excellent condition
  • Highly collectible motorsports artwork

Please note: The edition number shown in the photographs may differ from the numbered piece you receive.


The Significance of the Ferrari Dino 246 F1

The Ferrari Dino 246 F1 is one of the most important and beautiful Formula One race cars ever built. Introduced for the 1958 Formula One season, the Dino 246 represented Ferrari's response to the new 2.5-liter Formula One regulations and quickly became one of the dominant Grand Prix cars of its era.

Powered by a V6 engine designed by Ferrari and named in honor of Enzo Ferrari's late son, Alfredo "Dino" Ferrari, the 246 F1 combined engineering excellence, speed, and reliability. The car helped Ferrari secure the 1958 Formula One Constructors' Championship and remained competitive against the emerging rear-engine revolution that would soon transform Grand Prix racing.

Today, the Ferrari Dino 246 F1 is celebrated as the last great front-engine Formula One Ferrari and an enduring symbol of the golden age of Grand Prix racing.


Phil Hill – Ferrari Legend and Formula One World Champion

Few drivers are more closely associated with Ferrari's racing heritage than Phil Hill. In 1961, Hill became the first and only American-born driver to win the Formula One World Championship, driving for Scuderia Ferrari.

Hill's achievements include:

  • 1961 Formula One World Champion
  • Three-time winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans
  • Sebring 12 Hours winner
  • One of Ferrari's most respected factory drivers

Known for his intelligence, technical expertise, and gentlemanly demeanor, Hill remains one of the most admired figures in motorsports history. His autograph adds exceptional historical significance and collector value to this limited-edition piece.


About the Artist – Danny Day

Danny Day is a nationally recognized American artist whose highly realistic sports and automotive artwork has earned praise from athletes, collectors, and enthusiasts throughout the country.

A graduate of the Columbus College of Art and Design, Day is known for his meticulous attention to detail and ability to capture both the visual accuracy and emotional spirit of his subjects. His work has been commissioned and signed by many legendary sports figures.

Baseball Hall of Famer Mickey Mantle once commented:

"This is one of the best paintings I've seen done of me."

Danny Day's limited-edition lithographs are highly sought after for their realism, craftsmanship, and historical auth


Important Note to Buyers

The photographs shown are representative of the edition being offered. Due to the limited-edition nature of this artwork, the lithograph you receive may not be the exact numbered piece pictured in this listing.

You will receive an authentic limited-edition example from the same edition, bearing the original signatures of Phil Hill and Danny Day, along with its own unique edition number.

All prints are from the same edition, and the condition, size, signatures, and overall presentation will be substantially the same as the example shown.

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