Which Tyrrell Formula One car models appear most often in artwork?

Artists frequently choose a handful of Tyrrell models that represent key moments in the team’s history. The Tyrrell 003 from 1971 is one of the most common, linked to championship success with Jackie Stewart. The Tyrrell 006 and 007 also appear, particularly in prints showing early 1970s racing scenes. The P34 from 1976 is widely featured due to its six-wheel design. Later cars such as the Tyrrell 012 and 018 appear less often, though they still attract interest from dedicated collectors. Artwork often focuses on race settings, including Monaco’s harbour or Silverstone’s sweeping corners. Artists use these cars to reflect changes in Formula One design over time, from simple shapes to more aerodynamic forms. The variation in models allows collectors to build themed sets covering different years or technical eras within the Tyrrell story.