Franz Xaver Reimspieß was an engineering draughtsman who joined Porsche in 1934. While he's known to have developed the air-cooled opposed four-cylinder engine for Volkswagen, his most ubiquitous contributions came in the form of graphic identities he penned; first the iconic Volkswagen 'VW' logo, and in 1952 the Porsche Crest, adopted from the Stuttgart city's official badge. The Reimspieß Crest shown here, from Tony Sottile's 1978 Porsche 911 Targa, has been peeled back to its most essential elements but maintains its unmistakable form. Owner: @shoooo32
Product Information:
Piezography Pro split-tone Giclée Print on 310gsm semi-gloss acid-free Canson Baryta Platine photo paper, printed with archival pro pigment inks.
Blind embossed Autoarts seal in lower left corner, sold with certificate of authenticity signed by photographer, Tyson Thorne.
Available framed AND unframed.
Paper Size: 16" x 16"
Frame Size: 17-1/2" x 17-1/2"
Our premium frames are black, and handcrafted with real glass for maximum clarity, and come with hardware pre-installed for easy hanging.
PLEASE NOTE: Framed prints require up to ten days to print, frame and ship. Returns of framed prints not accepted, sorry. Artwork ships in protected mailers. If artwork arrives damaged in any way we will make it right. Thank you.