Date: 2026
Size: 26 x 40.5 inches
Date: 2026
About the poster :
This poster is part of Sébastien Lepine's "Ode to Montreal" series. This piece features Gilles Villeneuve's iconic number 27 red Ferrari race car. Villeneuve, born in Saint-Jean sur Richelieu is an emblematic figure for many canadiens. He won six Grand Prix's before his tragic death in 1982. The Notre Dame island circuit where the Montreal Grand Prix is held every year was baptized by Villeneuve's win in 1978, and now bears his name.
The graphic technique in this vibrant piece remind us of the incredible speeds of F1 racing and is an incredible tribute to both Villeneuve and the city of Montreal.
About the Artist :
Sébastien Lépine is a multi-media artist, designer, and artistic director based in Montreal. His creative pursuits span different mediums including poster art, album artwork, movie posters, video projections for live shows, and music video clips.
He has been working as an independent artist since graduating from the graphic design program at Université du Quebec à Montreal in 2000.
Lépine’s poster art is characterized by the use of a technique evocative of photomontage: he overlays images and text, creating a striking interplay of transparencies and negative space.
A constant stream of music fuels his creative imagination which translates into the vibrant energy found in his poster art.
This silkscreen poster is numbered, signed and hand-printed by the artist himself. It is in excellent condition and ready to frame.