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| Ray Goldsbrough |
Ray was born in Sunderland and studied art at the Sunderland School of Art & Industrial Design. He worked as a graphic artist and illustrator for nearly 30 years until he took the decision to paint professionally full-time. The development of his career as an artist has led to painting becoming a way of life for Ray, keeping him extremely busy with commissions for his originals. His work is mainly in water-colour and he specialises in capturing great sporting moments in motor racing. His meticulous and exacting style brings the spectacle of the track to life and has earned him an enviable reputation in the world of motor sport art. Rays work was first published in 1995. In 1995 Ray Goldsbrough was approached by Solomon & Whitehead who asked him to produce a painting of Carl Fogarty for publication, and the rest as they say, is history. Some ten Limited Editions have been published in the 'Foggy' series and all have sold out. Since this first series many of major motor racing champions have been celebrated in paintings by Ray, including the very successful series of Valentino Rossi. Formula one became Ray Goldsborough's next target with a superb series of paintings showing Michael Schumacker and Lewis Hamilton among others. Since then these highly successful collections of Limited Edition prints and Fine Art prints have become collectors items with many of them signed by the famous riders and drivers. Now all these art prints are sold out at the publisher with many of these motor racing art prints are now sold out from most dealers and very sought after. |
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Mugello Maestro by Ray Goldsbrough. Valentino Rossi winning the Italian Grand Prix to become the seventh most successful rider in GP history. Mugello, June 2002. |
Rossi Reigns Supreme by Ray Goldsbrough. Valentino Rossi celebrates his 100th GP race by establishing both new lap and race records at Donnington Park on the Honda RC211V to win his 46th Grand Prix. Great Britain MotoGP, July 2002. |
The Doctor al Massimo by Ray Goldsbrough. The 500cc MotoGP World Champion, Valentino Rossi wins the Spanish Grand Prix after a masterful performance. Jerez, May 2003. |
Flower Power by Ray Goldsbrough. 500cc MotoGP World Champion, Valentino Rossi riding the Honda for the last time wins the final race of the season. Valencia, November 2003 |
Chinese Breakaway by Ray Goldsbrough. Shanghai, May 2005 - the first MotoGP in China saw World Champion Valentino Rossi ride to victory on the Yamaha YZR-M1 and claim his 44th Premier Class success. |
Walking on Water by Ray Goldsbrough. Valentino Rossi produced one of the most breathtaking displays of riding in living memory, when in the space of three laps, and appalling conditions, he overtook front runners, Kenny Roberts Jnr and Alex Barros with a devastatingly late burst to win the British MotoGP. Donnington Park, July 2005. |
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