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8689 9192 93 9487 ◊◊Tony Upson, ‘Ferrari F40’,signed, acrylic on board, a study of the car, in black-painted woodenframe, 120 x 200cm.£500 - 600€610 - 74088 ◊Tony Upson, ‘Mercedes-Benz W154’,signed, acrylic reverse painted on Perspex, a study of the 1934 GrandPrix car, in black-painted wooden frame, 96 x 186cm.£500 - 600€610 - 74089 ARDion Pears (British, 1929-1985), ‘Bentley “Old NumberOne” at Le Mans 1930’,signed, oil on canvas, night-time race scene depicting Woolf Barnatoin his winning Speed Six, 71 x 92cm.£500 - 600€610 - 74090 ◊Tony Upson, ‘Type 54 Bugatti’,signed, acrylic reverse painted on Perspex, a view of the Grand Prixcar at speed, 96 x 186cm.£500 - 600€610 - 74091 ARGordon Horner (British, 1915-2006), ‘Alfred Neubauerand Mercedes W196 at Aintree 1955’, an artwork forThe Autocar,signed and dated ‘55’, ink and wash on paper, depicting theMercedes Team Manager standing trackside with stopwatch timingStirling Moss as he speeds past in the Grand Prix Mercedes W196,42 x 72cm, double-mounted for framing, the reverse of the artworkbearing a preparatory pencil sketch by Horner of Neubauer moppinghis brow.£600 - 800€740 - 980This artwork was reproduced in the 22nd July issue of the Autocar,1955.92 ARRoy Nockolds (British, 1911-1979), ‘Start of a FrenchGrand Prix at Rheims’, circa 1950,unsigned, mixed media, watercolour and pastel, track scene depictingthe start of an early 1950s race at the circuit and featuring Alfa Romeo158s leading the field, 26 x 47cm, double-mounted, framed andglazed.£600 - 800€740 - 980This image was featured as a centre colour spread in the salecatalogue of an auction of the Roy Nockolds studio contents inNovember 1989.93 ARRoy Nockolds (1911-1980), ‘Peter Collins-Ferrarifollowedby Harry Schell-Vanwall French GrandPrix Rheims 1956’,signed, oil on board, 23 x 42cm, framed.£600 - 800€740 - 980The race was won by Collins in his Ferrari D-50 in a time of 2:34:23.4,the Vanwall that was driven by both Harry Shell and Mike Hawthornfinished in 10th place, five laps behind the leader.94Nicholas Watts (British, 1947-), ‘Fangio and Maseratiat Monaco 1957’signed, gouache on artists’ board, race scene depicting Fangio inthe Maserati 250F speeding through the tunnel with Tony Brooks inthe Vanwall in hot pursuit, 81 x 73cm, double-mounted, framed andglazed.£600 - 800€740 - 980Automobilia | 29