The Tucker Corporation went under in 1949, while the last of 51 automobiles were still being produced.  Did GM, Ford and Chrysler conspire to bring the new company to its knees, or did Preston Tucker himself conspire to defraud investors?   (He was prosecuted, but never convicted of any crime.)  While the episode was fatal for Tucker’s company, it yielded a small number of unique automobiles that have achieved immense value on today’s classic car market.  This image, created from a very ordinary photograph of the car, pays homage to the unfortunate demise of Tucker’s company.  Limited edition of 31.  Numbered Certificate of Authenticity, signed by the digital artist, comes with.