Engines at Rest, St Moritz

Antoine Robin

150€

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Against the crisp brightness of the alpine air, a row of vintage racing machines rests in quiet anticipation on the frozen stage of St. Moritz. The polished red bodies curve like sculpture, their surfaces gleaming with a richness that speaks of speed, craftsmanship, and history. Inside the open cockpit, the worn wooden steering wheel and analog dials recall an era when racing was guided as much by instinct as by engineering. The white racing numbers cut sharply across the red paint, while the delicate lattice of the wheel spokes and the bold lettering on the Pirelli tire add layers of texture and detail. Though these Ferraris were built for motion, the photograph captures them in a rare stillness, icons of performance paused upon ice, where the past and present meet in a celebration of design, heritage, and the enduring romance of motorsport.

Image Size	Full bleed	Border
Compact	45 x 30cm	35 x 20cm
Classic	60 x 40cm	50 x 30cm
Grand	75 x 50cm	65 x 40cm
Signature	90 x 60cm	80 x 50cm
Collector (limited)	120 x 80cm	110 x 70cm

The exclusive Collector size is reserved for a curated selection of just 5 framed prints.

Each order takes approximately 5-7 business days to print, mount, frame, and ship.

Engines at Rest, St Moritz

Collector format

Ready to Hang

The frames are ready to hang straight out of the box

High Quality Frames

Nielsen frames that stand for high-quality and design

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To meet the standards of the artists, high quality is essential, so is ensuring customer satisfaction

QUALITY ART PRINTS

Printed and framed locally in France on Hahnemühle Rag 308g photo paper. All our artworks are made-to-order specifically for you.

The premium Nielsen Profil 03 photo frame comes with a 2mm thick protective acrylic glass. It is available in Black or White.

Profile height: 18.2 mm
Face width: 10 mm

We ship in Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal and Spain.