46.86 | Signed Edition
« DAVID POPOVICI breaks the 100m Freestyle World Record »
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« DAVID POPOVICI breaks the 100m Freestyle World Record »
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« DAVID POPOVICI breaks the 100m Freestyle World Record »
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Size 40 x 50 cm
20 Copies only , uniquely numbered
Signed by David Popovici
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Hand signed by David Popovici in March 2023 in Bucarest, Romania
Comes with Certificate of Authenticity
*Please note signatures positions may differ between each prints.
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Print size : 50cm x 40cm ( plus 3cm margin for framing on each side )
Paper : Canson™ Infinity 310g/m² Satin museum
Printer : Epson™ SC-P7500 , 12 inks
Print Location : AMIENS, France
Recommended Framing 50 x 70 cm frame with 40 x 50 cm passe-partout
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Each one of this 20 limited edition prints is certified by a unique number , infalsifiable , ARTtrust™ hologram label .
A twin label is also affixed on authenticity certificate which will be delivered in a custom folder .
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All prints are numbered on the bottom right corner n° x/20 and on their back , with the photographer signature.
The story behind
By covering the 100m freestyle in 46.86 seconds , during the 2022 European Swimming Championship in Rome , David Popovici (ROM) breaks the world record previously set by Cesar Cielo (BRA) in the exact same pool on july 30th, 2009.
This Picture illustrate the new world record holder celebrating his achievement , instant before smashing the water.
Photographed by Charles FLAUTRE on August 13th 2022 in Rome, Italy , during the 2022 European Swimming Championship.
Relive The Action
People answered present at 1960’ Roma Olympic park “ Foro Italico” to witness what might be the day swimming was waiting for 13 Years. Both eastern and western stands were fully crowded.
The 17yr old Romanian showed total control in semifinals by swimming in 46.98 , gaining the Championship , European and World Junior Record , “ only ” 0.07 second behind the World Record.
César Cielo ( BRA ) set the previous world record back in 2009 in the exact same pool with a time of 46.91
( Video - Courtesy of LEN EUROPEAN AQUATICS® )
