Supercars meet the figurative paintings of Antonio Zecca.
The most iconic supercars of recent decades are defined by technical milestones, extreme performance, and unmistakable design. The 1980s and 1990s were marked by the “rise of the legends,” while the 2000s were defined by advances in engine technology and sports cars with over 1,000 PS. From a design icon of the 1980s—controversial at the time but highly sought-after today—to what was then the world’s fastest production car, from the technical masterpiece of the 1990s with all-wheel drive and four turbochargers to the pure track cars of the modern era —we don’t want to give away any more just yet—the exhibition presents an impressive cross-section of the past decades.
The most iconic supercars of recent decades are defined by technical milestones, extreme performance, and unmistakable design. The 1980s and 1990s were marked by the “rise of the legends,” while the 2000s were defined by advances in engine technology and sports cars with over 1,000 PS. From a design icon of the 1980s—controversial at the time but highly sought-after today—to what was then the world’s fastest production car, from the technical masterpiece of the 1990s with all-wheel drive and four turbochargers to the pure track cars of the modern era —we don’t want to give away any more just yet—the exhibition presents an impressive cross-section of the past decades.
