WOLFGANG KUZEL 'Lamborghini Countach' (1982) Custom Framed Lithograph*

WOLFGANG KUZEL 'Lamborghini Countach' (1982) Custom Framed Lithograph*'Lamborghini Countach' by Wolfgang Kunzel, 1982 A wedged icon of speedfrozen in glossy, unapologetic 80s perfection! 23. 5 x 31. 5 Inches 59. 7 x 80 Centimeters 27 x 36 x 1. 5 Inches (framed) A Classic! Offset lithograph print on archival fine art paper. Open Edition (Sold Out). Hand signed by the artist in pencil, bottom left. *Note: Professionally matted and custom framed in black hardwood molding. *Note: Vintage print shows minor creases bottom

'Lamborghini Countach' by Wolfgang Kunzel, 1982
A wedged icon of speed—frozen in glossy, unapologetic ‘80s perfection!
23.5 x 31.5 Inches
59.7 x 80 Centimeters
27 x 36 x 1.5 Inches (framed)
A Classic! Offset lithograph print on archival fine art paper.
Open Edition (Sold Out).
Hand-signed by the artist in pencil, bottom left.
*Note: Professionally matted and custom framed in black hardwood molding.
*Note: Vintage print shows minor creases bottom center and left (see photos). Price discounted accordingly.

ARTIST BIO

Wolfgang Kuzel is a German artist known primarily for his finely rendered automotive lithographs and limited-edition prints. Active in the late 20th century, Kuzel developed a niche following for his detailed depictions of classic and luxury automobiles, including iconic models from Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Mercedes-Benz, and Lamborghini.

Working predominantly in lithography, Kuzel’s compositions emphasize precision, form, and mechanical elegance. His work reflects both an appreciation for industrial design and a reverence for the cultural symbolism of high-performance and luxury vehicles. Many of his prints were released as signed limited editions, often accompanied by certificates of authenticity, positioning them within the collectible print market.

Though biographical details about Kuzel remain scarce, his works continue to circulate through galleries and auctions, where they appeal to collectors of automotive art and late 20th-century printmaking.

Kuzel’s legacy lies in his ability to translate the sleek lines and engineering prowess of classic automobiles into accessible, collectible artworks—bridging the worlds of fine art and automotive culture.