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Artist: JS Cornelius
Location: Los Angeles, California
A one-of-a-kind masterpiece. The 1938 Dubonnet Hispano-Suiza H6B Xenia. This futuristic-looking automobile was designed by inventor, racecar driver, and World War I fighter ace André Dubonnet. The heir to the Dubonnet drinks fortune commissioned coach builder Jacques Saoutchic to create an aviation-themed one-off using Hispano-Suiza chassis No. 103. The H6B Dubonnet Xenia began as André Dubonnet's personal car after it was finished in 1938, but, upon the breakout of WWII and the subsequent invasion of France, the Dubonnet Xenia was hidden. Not any more.
Art Deco. Modern. Classic. Smooth lines. A detail view of a classic automobile taken through the lens of artist JS Cornelius, engineer/photographer who captures images with museum era cameras – which he can take apart and reassemble as a soldier does his weapon. Made for metal. Black and white, sepia upon request. This image looks impressive on metal – and as a signed and numbered limited edition on canvas or paper.
Limited Edition Fine Art Prints (1-125 as available)
Also available as Sepia
Each print arrives signed and numbered with its own unique hologram, serial number and matching hologram and serial number on its signed certificate of authenticity
Available unframed on museum quality Hahnemüle® Fine Art Baryta Paper or Exhibition Canvas Satin
Also available on Stretched Canvas (Wood Frame) · Metal (Clear Base Brushed Aluminum) · Acrylic (Facemount) · Arrives as ready-to-hang Artist’s Proof (signed on back and “AP”)
Available sizes and pricing:
24" W x 16" H
Paper or Canvas: $3,000.00 · Stretched Canvas: $3,225.00 · Metal: $3,450.00 · Acrylic: $3,750.0036" W x 24" H
Paper or Canvas: $4,500.00 · Stretched Canvas: $4,750.00 · Metal: $5,175.00 · Acrylic: $5,625.0048" W x 32" H
Paper or Canvas: $6,000.00 · Stretched Canvas: $6,450.00 · Metal: $6,900.00 · Acrylic: $7,500.0060” W x 40” H
Paper or Canvas: $7,500.00 · Stretched Canvas: $8,050.00 · Metal: $8,625.00 · Acrylic: $9,375.00
For Professional Designers · Architects:
Create Account/Sign In - to qualify for professional pricing*
Additional discounts may apply on quantity orders - ask us now*
Professional shipping on Stretched Canvas, Metal and Acrylic - additional charges will appear at checkout
Custom Framing available · ask us now
White glove · additional charges may apply outside Greater Los Angeles area
Custom orders? Your size not listed? Questions? Please contact us now
Please allow up to 4 weeks for delivery - custom requests may require additional time
Rush options available and may incur an additional charge
This item is not returnable*
Artist: JS Cornelius
Location: Los Angeles, California
A one-of-a-kind masterpiece. The 1938 Dubonnet Hispano-Suiza H6B Xenia. This futuristic-looking automobile was designed by inventor, racecar driver, and World War I fighter ace André Dubonnet. The heir to the Dubonnet drinks fortune commissioned coach builder Jacques Saoutchic to create an aviation-themed one-off using Hispano-Suiza chassis No. 103. The H6B Dubonnet Xenia began as André Dubonnet's personal car after it was finished in 1938, but, upon the breakout of WWII and the subsequent invasion of France, the Dubonnet Xenia was hidden. Not any more.
Art Deco. Modern. Classic. Smooth lines. A detail view of a classic automobile taken through the lens of artist JS Cornelius, engineer/photographer who captures images with museum era cameras – which he can take apart and reassemble as a soldier does his weapon. Made for metal. Black and white, sepia upon request. This image looks impressive on metal – and as a signed and numbered limited edition on canvas or paper.
Limited Edition Fine Art Prints (1-125 as available)
Also available as Sepia
Each print arrives signed and numbered with its own unique hologram, serial number and matching hologram and serial number on its signed certificate of authenticity
Available unframed on museum quality Hahnemüle® Fine Art Baryta Paper or Exhibition Canvas Satin
Also available on Stretched Canvas (Wood Frame) · Metal (Clear Base Brushed Aluminum) · Acrylic (Facemount) · Arrives as ready-to-hang Artist’s Proof (signed on back and “AP”)
Available sizes and pricing:
24" W x 16" H
Paper or Canvas: $3,000.00 · Stretched Canvas: $3,225.00 · Metal: $3,450.00 · Acrylic: $3,750.0036" W x 24" H
Paper or Canvas: $4,500.00 · Stretched Canvas: $4,750.00 · Metal: $5,175.00 · Acrylic: $5,625.0048" W x 32" H
Paper or Canvas: $6,000.00 · Stretched Canvas: $6,450.00 · Metal: $6,900.00 · Acrylic: $7,500.0060” W x 40” H
Paper or Canvas: $7,500.00 · Stretched Canvas: $8,050.00 · Metal: $8,625.00 · Acrylic: $9,375.00
For Professional Designers · Architects:
Create Account/Sign In - to qualify for professional pricing*
Additional discounts may apply on quantity orders - ask us now*
Professional shipping on Stretched Canvas, Metal and Acrylic - additional charges will appear at checkout
Custom Framing available · ask us now
White glove · additional charges may apply outside Greater Los Angeles area
Custom orders? Your size not listed? Questions? Please contact us now
Please allow up to 4 weeks for delivery - custom requests may require additional time
Rush options available and may incur an additional charge
This item is not returnable*
Artist: JS Cornelius
Location: Los Angeles, California
A one-of-a-kind masterpiece. The 1938 Dubonnet Hispano-Suiza H6B Xenia. This futuristic-looking automobile was designed by inventor, racecar driver, and World War I fighter ace André Dubonnet. The heir to the Dubonnet drinks fortune commissioned coach builder Jacques Saoutchic to create an aviation-themed one-off using Hispano-Suiza chassis No. 103. The H6B Dubonnet Xenia began as André Dubonnet's personal car after it was finished in 1938, but, upon the breakout of WWII and the subsequent invasion of France, the Dubonnet Xenia was hidden. Not any more.
Art Deco. Modern. Classic. Smooth lines. A detail view of a classic automobile taken through the lens of artist JS Cornelius, engineer/photographer who captures images with museum era cameras – which he can take apart and reassemble as a soldier does his weapon. Made for metal. Black and white, sepia upon request. This image looks impressive on metal – and as a signed and numbered limited edition on canvas or paper.
Limited Edition Fine Art Prints (1-125 as available)
Also available as Sepia
Each print arrives signed and numbered with its own unique hologram, serial number and matching hologram and serial number on its signed certificate of authenticity
Available unframed on museum quality Hahnemüle® Fine Art Baryta Paper or Exhibition Canvas Satin
Also available on Stretched Canvas (Wood Frame) · Metal (Clear Base Brushed Aluminum) · Acrylic (Facemount) · Arrives as ready-to-hang Artist’s Proof (signed on back and “AP”)
Available sizes and pricing:
24" W x 16" H
Paper or Canvas: $3,000.00 · Stretched Canvas: $3,225.00 · Metal: $3,450.00 · Acrylic: $3,750.0036" W x 24" H
Paper or Canvas: $4,500.00 · Stretched Canvas: $4,750.00 · Metal: $5,175.00 · Acrylic: $5,625.0048" W x 32" H
Paper or Canvas: $6,000.00 · Stretched Canvas: $6,450.00 · Metal: $6,900.00 · Acrylic: $7,500.0060” W x 40” H
Paper or Canvas: $7,500.00 · Stretched Canvas: $8,050.00 · Metal: $8,625.00 · Acrylic: $9,375.00
For Professional Designers · Architects:
Create Account/Sign In - to qualify for professional pricing*
Additional discounts may apply on quantity orders - ask us now*
Professional shipping on Stretched Canvas, Metal and Acrylic - additional charges will appear at checkout
Custom Framing available · ask us now
White glove · additional charges may apply outside Greater Los Angeles area
Custom orders? Your size not listed? Questions? Please contact us now
Please allow up to 4 weeks for delivery - custom requests may require additional time
Rush options available and may incur an additional charge
This item is not returnable*
*professional pricing only available upon qualifying · quantity discount breaks upon approval · returns only available upon approval
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