<p>During the Spanish Civil War in the 1936, Texaco provided over three million barrels of oil to Spain&rsquo;s factions. Later in 1939, the Sky Chief brand was introduced as a high octane gasoline...

<p>Manera showcases his four prime influences (Pablo Picasso, Mario Schifano, Francis Picabia, and Andy Warhol) in the form of large push buttons in this piece. Of particular note, the phrase: arti...

<p>Race car driver Ayrton Senna, (1960-1994) in the city of Jerez de la Frontera, in Spain is portrayed walking away from the raceway. This is clearly a tribute to the late driver (the word L&rsquo...

<p>Enrico Manera&rsquo;s highly-stylized work careens off the canvas with substance and color. The depiction of the late race car driver Ayton Senna&rsquo;s, (1960-1994) McLaren Formula I car from ...

<p>Manera continues his head long plunges into American pop culture with his interpretation of a product (in this case a luxury passenger train from the 1920&rsquo;s known as The Chief) from days l...

<p>Collages are one of Manera&rsquo;s specialties and with this inducement he uses Marcel Duchamp&rsquo;s piece, Fresh Widow as his own inspiration/homage hybrid with a modern art twist. He even br...

<p>Everyone&rsquo;s favorite web-slinger, Spiderman, ripped straight from the pages of the Marvel Comics, and reapplied onto a massive aqua webbed canvas. A grand homage to the iconic super hero cr...

<p>Manera&rsquo;s portrayal of American commercialism (and perhaps monopolies in general) is expressed using the earliest incarnation (1934) of the American Airlines logo. This collage of paint, lo...