Robert Falcucci's 1932 Monaco Grand Prix poster, one of his last for the event, is a vivid portrayal of the race on the Monaco street circuit. Using pastels, Falcucci captures the high-speed action as leading cars emerge from the Tir-aux-Pigeons Tunnel, likely depicting a Bugatti T51 and an Alfa Romeo 8C Monza. The scene shows them speeding towards Chicane alongside Monaco's harbor, conveying a sense of speed with streaks of white pastel. The artwork's perspective places the viewer as a spectator, highlighting Monaco's iconic Monte Carlo Casino and Hotel de Paris against the sea, providing a nostalgic glimpse of the 1930s Monaco landscape. Carefully re-produced from original by the Vintage Car Museum who house one of the largest collections of vintage racing and car poster collections.