Motor-Art
In one of the halls of the Automobile and Fashion Museum of Malaga, a line of epochal automobile engines is displayed, which artists have worked on a little.
The engine of the supercar Ferrari V8 in 1980.
The 1955 Crisler engine. Artist Jorge Marquez called it the Power of Fire (Poder del fuego).
Six-cylinder Bristol 1950 Mythical races (Carreras MÃticas), also by Jorge Marquez. The engine shows competitions of the early 20th century.
Silver Jewel (Joya de Plata), a 1938 Ford V8. Artist Pedro Marchado covered the engine with silver paint and decorated the screw heads with amber "eyes".
Pedro Marchado named his next work El Dorado, covering the 1932 Paccard engine with gold.
Flying Horses (Caballos voladores) by Jorge Marquez, a 1930 Chevrolet.
Jorge Marquez painted the 1928 Nash engine to look like pink marble, giving it the name Sculpture.
Ford-A engine 1920 El Glamour by artist Carla Castiaho. The design uses more than a thousand stones provided by Svarovski workshops.
The 1920 Minerva engine was covered with Art Nouveau murals by Marquez.
The engine of the long-forgotten French Hotchkiss brand of 1908, Marquez dedicated to the Belle Epoque.
Copper towers (Torres de Cobre), Cadillac 1909.
This rare creation of engineers, the artist left in an authentic form.
In-line eight-cylinder Lincoln 1930, the artist Fermino called the King of Asphalt (Rey del Asfalto).
