In Focus Gallery Exhibitions

Our In Focus exhibition gallery in the National Motor Museum showcases selected motoring heritage from our own and other collections. Displays mark anniversaries or motoring topics and most show items that are rarely on permanent show.

Displays in the National Motor Museum In Focus gallery are included in Beaulieu ticket.

Car blueprints turned into contemporary art

Transmission

From 12 June 2026 - 7 February 2027

Visual artist Alan Reullier has a rare ability to transform the everyday into the extraordinary. This exhibition ‘Transmission’ showcases a striking collection of heritage blueprints that celebrate the artistry of classic British car design.

Each piece uncovers forgotten engineering masterpieces and original technical drawings, re-imagined and brought to life as contemporary art.

Original artwork and limited edition prints by Alan Reullier for sale

Browse the original artworks from the Transmission exhibition for sale. Deposit is required and artwork can be delivered at the end of the exhibition period in February 2027. Prices available - click the individual image.

Limited edition prints of artworks on easels displayed in the Driven exhibition are available mounted A2 size for £289 including postage to UK mainland.

Transmission - original artwork and limited edition prints by Alan Reullier

Motoring blueprints transformed into contemporary art go on show at Beaulieu

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Alan Reullier

Alan Reullier is a French multimedia artist whose work bridges the space between art, engineering and cultural heritage. Alan started his artistic journey as a graffiti artist in the back streets of the northern suburbs of Paris. It was here that he developed an early sensitivity to space, signs and trace. As a chief mechanic in the French Navy, notably aboard aircraft carries, he worked at the core of complex systems whilst at the same time creating his art within the ships and military bases.

From this experience Alan realized that artistic material could come from industry. His work is orientated toward the recycling and giving waste materials a second life, reimagining objects not just as art but as “stories of memory, innovation and reinvention.”