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1976: the artist Frank Stella starts with a 3.0 CSL, which shows up at the start of Le Mans, with the number 21

In 1977, Roy Lichtenstein used the typical Ben-Day dots: on the side of the 320i Turbo where a landscape seems to pass by.

Thanks to the design of Andy Wahrol, the M1 became one of the most famous cars of the last century. The pop art master created it in 1979.

In 1982 the Austrian Ernst Fuchs took charge of a 635 CSi. From there was born “The fire fox chasing hare”, the first Art Car based on a production car.

The M6 ​​GTLM built by John Baldessari in 2016

Another forerunner of Pop art, the American: Robert Rauschenberg. In 1986, he got his hands on the 635 CS.

In 1989, Australian Michael Jagamara Nelson signed a black M3 in a racing version that reflects the culture and territory of the Aboriginal people.

Still in 1989, modern Australia and the colors of its homeland. The imaginative M3 prepared for Group A, played by Ken Done.

The first created by an Asian artist. Japanese Matazo Kayama wrapped Series 5 in an airbrushed suit in 1990

All the Spanish vivacity in the work of Csar Manrique: in 1990 the Spanish avant-garde chose a Series 7

The model decorated in 1991 by the German artist A. R. Penck – Ralf Winkler at the registry office – is already a work of art in itself: the Z1.

Also in 1991, a Series 5 marked the debut of a female artist in the collection: Esther Mahlangu. The design inspired by African culture.

The M3 GTR was Sandro Chia’s canvas in 1992. The vision of the Italian artist still leaves its mark today.

BMW tried for a long time to recruit David Hockney and only succeeded in 1995 in the enterprise. The basis was an 850 CSi.

Fast Art: Jenny Holzer dedicated herself to the V12 LMR, designed for the 1999 Le Mans 24 Hours

Lafur Elasson’s work, from 2007, marks a radical break with the previous ones. The car is hardly recognizable, the object appears like a huge cocoon

Jeff Koons could not miss: in 2010, the artist marked the reappearance of Pop art on the M3 GT2

In 2017, the multimedia artist Cao Fei in homage to carbon, chose it as the background color for his project