ASTON MARTIN DBS Art photography
Aston Martin DBS Fine art Photography. Hundreds of photos assembled together to create an artistic vision of this car. Photo "Aston Martin DBS I" Signed & Limited Edition Print.
Fans of James Bond's films remember the memorable end of the Aston Martin DBS in Casino Royale, following a road trip to Montenegro and several barrels. These barrels have also made famous the stuntman Adam Kirley, the liner of Daniel Craig, since he holds with this scene the record of the greatest number of barrels at 120 km / h (7 in all). The Aston Martin DBS of Quantum of Solace was more lucky, although it also ended up in a very sad state after a hectic pursuit of 3 minutes in opening the film.
But before being a movie star, the Aston Martin DBS is above all a supercar that beautifully describes the motto of the brand "Power, Beauty and Soul". Equipped with a fierce V12 of 6 liters prepared, it tutoie the 300 km / h in top speed and reached 100 km / h in 4.3 s. Its elegant and classic design is reminiscent of that of the Aston Martin of its generation, with a degree of refinement typically British. The Aston Martin DBS is a hand-crafted masterpiece embodying all the finesse and quality of high-end English automotive craftsmanship.
Art photographer Amaury Soares staged an Aston Martin DBS Carbon Black Edition, re-imagining its lines using a complex montage of hundreds of shots. This extraordinary work, resulting from an innovative and elaborate design process, is available in limited edition, numbered and signed by the artist.
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Aston Martin DBS 2016
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Large-format Plexiglass Edition
- 220 x 110 cm
- 200 x 100 cm
- 180 x 90 cm
- 160 x 80 cm
- 140 x 70 cm
- 120 x 60 cm
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Signed & Limited to 10 copies
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Photography with certificate of authenticity
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Art photography under 4 + 4 mm Plexiglass
1) GLOSSY ACRYLIC GLASS
2) PREMIUM PHOTO PAPER & SILICONE
3) ALUMINUM DIBOND BACKING
Your art photography is printed on a photo paper designed by Fujifilm, the Fuji Crystal Professional Archive Maxima paper is the best support for your print with even deeper blacks, finer details, and vibrant colors.
Perfect fixtures for your photo under plexiglass
- Custom-made recessed aluminum frame
- All our fixtures are compatible with picture hangers.
A rectangular aluminum profile frame is installed on the back of it. This structure will stiffen the work and offer you a simple and safe wall hanging system.
This hanging structure also gives the work an exceptional highlighting, thanks to a three-dimensional rendering and the feeling that the work is detached from the wall.
Also available in stretched canvas on aluminum frame
Whether it's a museum, an automobile exhibition venue, or a storage place for classic cars, the stretched canvas on aluminum frame adapts to all architectural constraints with custom dimensions ranging from 200 to 400cm.
It also allows for quick installation with a very high quality decorative effect thanks to thermal sublimation printing. This printing technique allows for extra-large formats, of remarkable quality.
For an even more qualitative rendering, the prints are made on Ublock 240g blackout standard B1 canvas. The aluminum frames (in natural aluminum or black color) are 2 cm thick.
It also allows for quick installation with a very high quality decorative effect thanks to thermal sublimation printing. This printing technique allows for extra-large formats, of remarkable quality.
For an even more qualitative rendering, the prints are made on Ublock 240g blackout standard B1 canvas. The aluminum frames (in natural aluminum or black color) are 2 cm thick.
About the artist photographer
Amaury Soares, a French photographer, elevates automobiles through his unique style. Capturing the essence of legendary cars, he creates works of art that reveal the hidden beauty of each model. His creations attract the attention of major automotive brands and passionate collectors, who appreciate his original artistic vision.
