Automotive Art – Matthew Stevens’ “Jaguar C-Type”

Jaguar C-Type Artwork

Jaguar C-Type Artwork

Artist Matthew Stevens paints a colorful portrait of Jaguar’s Le Mans winner.

In 1953, Duncan Hamilton and Tony Rolt won Le Mans in this Jaguar C Type, the last remaining one of three lightweight works cars. It raced with Ecurie Ecosse for three years from 1954, then spent much of its time in the Briggs Cunningham Museum until it was bought by Adrian Hamilton, Duncan’s son.

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