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The ‘Legend’ series
(signed, limited edition prints)
We are pleased to announce the launch of a new series of limited edition, signed prints on our AstonArt site: www.astonart.com.
These beautiful, exclusive prints represent the culmination of years of painstaking and spectacular work here at Aston Workshop by award winning photographer Tim Wallace.
They are sure to be very popular with owners, enthusiasts and collectors alike, so check them out early to avoid disappointment!
The prints:
An exclusive selection of high quality professional prints, hand finished and signed by the artist.
Each print is A2 in size (420 x 594 mm -- 16.5 x 23.4 in) and comes finished with a semi matt lustre to give the best possible representation of this stunning artwork.
All prints utilise the latest UltraChrome K3 pigmented ink technology which dramatically improves the vibrancy and colour accuracy. This technique prints with an expanded colour gamut incorporating high density pigments allowing the reproduction of the colours and tonality that were originally envisioned at the point of capture by the photographer.
Each print in the series will be strictly limited to a run of 50 in number.
The photographer:
Tim Wallace (ARPS) has been shortlisted for the ‘Photographer of the year 2009’ by 'Professional Photographer' magazine after winning the award in 2008, he has also been awarded the Associate Distinction for Professional and Applied photography by the Royal Photographic Society.
Recently named by Hasselblad as one of the UK's most creative photographers, Tim is regularly supported by manufacturers such as Hasselblad and Nikon on his ever popular annual seminars in the UK. The car photography seminars held jointly with Jaguar Motors were an 'industry first', and in 2009 this project grew to include Land Rover also.
Tim is in great demand throughout the industry and was recently invited to Aston Martin’s design headquarters in Gaydon to photograph what is ‘possibly the world’s most desirable automotive art form’, the One-77. This appointment was a real coup for Tim and cements his reputation as one of the world’s finest car photographers.
Click HERE for more details
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