This time Ducati isn’t launching another of it’s iconic motorycles, but are releasing it’s official Art Prints Collection that will allow enthusiasts the possibility to decorate their living and working spaces with authentic Ducati artworks created by international graphic artists and photographers passionate about motorbikes and technical design products.
The prints are authentic, limited edition, fine art giclée prints, created by young talents and established graphic artists, reproduced on museum quality media and collectors have the possibility to choose the media of reproduction and size of their favourite subject, according to their aesthetic tastes and interior decoration style.
You can choose between four different media and fifteen different sizes, individually crafted and tailored to the individual order and can be purchased exclusively on www.
ducatiart.
com and will be available at selected Ducati stores.
Prices range from 75€ to 665€ depending on the media of reproduction, the size and the edition.
Check out the entire collection on Ducatiart.
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