Malcolm Sayer, the designer of the Jaguar D-Type was an aerodynamicist by training. He used aeronautical principles to create a machine that was the most advanced race of the era. But the car was unstable at high speeds. To rectify, Sayer modified his design to add a unique tailfin to increase stability. In this photo, Amy juxtaposes that tailfin, one of the most futuristic automobile details of all time, with the quaint setting in an English village.

Photographed in Surrey in the UK in 2015.

• Prints are available on Photo Lustre fine art paper or sublimated onto aluminum panels
• Each print is signed and numbered and available in a limited run of 25 prints
• Each print is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the Artist
• Prints are produced by one of North America’s leading custom fine art printmakers
• Metal prints are fade resistant, scratch resistant and can be wiped clean with a micro fiber cloth 
• Metal prints are made from 90% recycled aluminum
• Metal prints are ready to hang with a frame on the back 
• Paper prints have a 2.75”/7cm border (approximately)
• Paper prints are sold unframed

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