MGTD Index Page History and production information Details, finishes, and restoration tips Myths, Missconceptions, Mysteries and FAQs Literature, Book Reviews, and Brochures Fun MGTD Games and Challenges A Photo Tour of Things MGTD Web Links Related to the MGTD Site Map

{short description of image}

Gallery

Artwork

Original artwork featuring MGTDs.

Note: Much of the artwork seen here is available for sale or you may be able to commission the artist for your own private work. Please use the links provided for additional information on the artwork or artists.

Bruce Vernon


53 MGTD
Bruce Vernon, pen & ink artist

Henk Kolk


Henk Kolk

A picture of a metal MGTD sculpture by dutch artist Henk Kolk. It is available on request. It has a limited edition of 450 and costs 650 German Marks (approximately 330 US dollars)

Autosculpt


TD Autosculpt Sculpture

Model of the MG-TD by Autosculpt of England. It is made of resin with pewter looking powder mixed with it. It has a wealth of detail and is only about 2" long overall.

The Miniature Vehicle Manufacturing Company


Pewter TD Top Down

Pewter TD Top Up

This convertible car measures about 3.5" long. The model is dated 1978 and is limited edition #126 of 3,000 total made with Certificate of Authenticity. It was made by The Miniature Vehicle Manufacturing Company of Westboro, MA.

Jeff Danziger


Danziger Cartoon

Used with permission. Danziger Cartoons are syndicated by the Los Angeles Times Syndicate. Call 212-262-5840 or email to jeff@danzigercartoons.com Call 800-LATIMES extension 73213 for all publication and permissions.

Jeff Payne

Jeff Payne Jeff Payne
Jeff Payne Jeff Payne
bridge_rally_greyscale
TD_white_background
final tf

Used with permission by Jeff Payne.

FREDERIC STAFFORD


Stafford Watercolor

WATERCOLOUR PAINTING by FREDERIC STAFFORD. THE STYLE IS VERY SIMILAR TO THAT OF THE MG BROCHURE MOUNTAIN SCENE. IT CAME FROM THE ESTATE OF THE LATE IAN SHAW WHO WAS SALES DIRECTOR FOR B.M.C - MG - AUSTIN HEALEY IN THE USA. from eBay

Sculpted Model of a Soft Top MG TD Midget


Resin Sculpture

A Sculpted Model of a Soft Top MG TD Midget. From the Classic Car Collection. Made from Cold Cast Crushed Marble Resin with a Pewter Finish and Hand Painted

Artist Unknown


Glass TD

A glass model of an MGTD. Artist unknown.

David Lawley


David Lawley

This print shows a Ivory MG TD. The 16x10 full color art print is signed by the artist David Lawley.

Tim Wait


Tim Wait

MG TD CARD AND ENVELOPE BY TIM WAIT. THE CARD FEATURES A PEN AND INK SKETCH OF AN MG TD.

Richard Browne


Richard Browne TDBrowne

Richard Browne is a professional digital imaging illustrator.

Graeme Jenner


1951 TD

Graeme Jenner does classic car portraits in the style of a brochure. You can see other work by Graeme at Classic Car Portraits and consult with him about a personal work for your car.

Roy Nockolds


About Roy Nockolds

Roy Anthony Nockolds was born in London on January 24 1911. He was a self taught artist apart from taking some private lessons in figure drawing. He began sketching and drawing motoring subjects in the mid 1920's, contributing illustrations to Autocar, Motor and Motor Sport magazines. Nockolds was described as one of the pioneers of motoring art, and possibly the first to make the transition from illustrator to fine artist selling prints and paintings to the collector. During the Second World War he worked for the Ministry of Information, served in the RAF, and became an official War Artist. Post-war Nockolds painted mainly retrospectively, although he did from time to time visit events and paint 'plein air'. The artist died in 1979. Following his death much of his studio contents where sold. The last of his studio contents being auctioned at the end of 1989.

The above picture provided by Willem van der Veer and depicts Raymond Flowers special MGTD MkII on the Gavia pass in Italy. It gives the atmosphere of the International Alpine Rally in its great days.

Home | History | Details | Myths, Tips and FAQs | Literature | Entertainment | Gallery | Links | Map

© 1999 - 2024 by Christopher C. Couper Page last updated on March 2, 2019