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Ian Lougher Sulby Bridge Superbike Practice TT 2009

Material
Mounted
Standard
The unmounted prints are supplied as large format prints, printed using state-of-the art Epson SC8000s. We use archival-quality, heavy-weight media and original Epson Ultrachrome HDX pigmented inks to ensure the widest possible colour rendering, long-term lightfastness. Prints pass through our fully colour-managed workflow printing system, using a “on the fly” Spectroproofer powered by X-Rite for accurate colour management.
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A4 (8”x12”/210mm x 297mm approx)

Description

Road racing veteran Ian Lougher’s Yamaha R1 spits flames as he rounds Sulby Bridge during the 2009 Isle of Man TT.

The Ulster-based Welshman notched up his 100th TT start in 2009, and once again impressed everyone with his determined performances. This striking picture, showing him on the Superbike during Practice Week, is a wonderful way to celebrate a centenary milestone.

The image was captured by Isle of Man-based Racing Pix, the company of respected photographer and lifelong motorcycle racing fan Steve Corlett.

This image is printed onto high quality 375gsm, PH-neutral matte canvas approved to Fine Art Trade Guild and Wilhelm Imaging Research standards. Combined with the Epson pigment based inks, canvases are guaranteed to remain crisp and vibrant for more than 75 years.

Each print is UV sealed for ultimate protection, and is supplied complete with a special hanging bracket for flush fitting onto standard picture hooks.

The canvases are stretched over a finger jointed, kiln dried Scandinavian pine stretching frame.

The canvas print is available in a variety of sizes - A0 (47”x33”/840mmx1188mm approx), A1 (33”x24”/594mmx840mm approx), A2 (24”x16”/420mmx594mm approx), A3 (16”x12”/297mmx420mm approx) and A4 (8"x12"/210mmx297mm approx).

This image is also available as a mounted or unmounted print.

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