1995 Michael Schumacher & Damon Hill Signed 'Wet and Dry' Framed F1 Print Joe Leonard Fabulous Nicolas Watts original acrylic Options:Original Framed 5 Autographs

Name: 1995 Michael Schumacher & Damon Hill Signed 'Wet and Dry' Framed F1 Print Joe Leonard Fabulous Nicolas Watts original acrylic Options:Original Framed 5 Autographs
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1995 Michael Schumacher & Damon Hill Signed 'Wet and Dry' Framed F1 Print Joe Leonard Fabulous Nicolas Watts original acrylic Options:Original Framed 5 Autographs Fabulous Nicolas Watts original acrylic painting on heavy stock art paper produced to commemorate Juan Pablo Montoya's first Formula One win in 2001 at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza 121 Richard Verschoor F2 MP Motorsport Michael Schumacher battles Damon Hill in the rain during the 1995 Belgian Grand Prix at Spa Francorchamps A classic Formula 1 racing scene

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