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Nothing like a little workout session 🦀

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Various American corporate interiors photographed by Julius Schulman, 1965 - 1985. © J. Paul Getty Trust.

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V O L V O

My first summer in my Volvo 244DL

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The golden era of automotive design, the Sixties. Exhibition CARS – Driven by Design. Sports Cars from the 1950s to the 1970s. 27 September 2018 – 10 February 2019, The Museum Kunstpalast, Duesseldorf

1/ Ercola Spada, Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato, 1962. 2/ Battista Pininfarina, Ferrari 250 GT California Spyder, 1960 3/ Giovanni Michelotti, Maserati 5000 GT Allemano, 1963. 4/ William Lyons & Malcom Sayer, Jaguar E-Type Coupé, 1961. Demonstration car Geneva Motor Show. Dr. Christian J. Jenny, CH. Photo: Michel Zumbrunn 5/ Alan Turner, AC Shelby Cobra 289, 1964. AC Cars Ltd. 6/ Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, Porsche 911, 1967. Peter Bräuer. 7/ Giorgetto Giugiaro, De Tomaso Mangusta, 1967. Restauration Ferdinand P. 8/ Marcello Gandini, Lamborghini Countach 5000 QV, 1968. 9/ Bruno Sacco, Mercedes-Benz C111 Type II (concept car), 1970 © Mercedes-Benz Classic 10/ Marcello Gandini, Lancia Stratos HF, 1976. Scuderia Tredici Monaci. Photography Oliver Sold

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TRON (1982) concept art by Mœbius. (Colorization of the last image possibly by Peter Lloyd.)

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The Paper Time Machine

The Paper Time Machine is a book that will change the way you think about the past. The book will contain 130 historical photographs arranged chronologically, chosen and introduced by Wolfgang Wild, the creator and curator of the remarkable website. Each time-bending image chosen by Wolfgang have in turn been painstakingly restored and rendered in colour by Jordan Lloyd of Dynamichrome, a company that has taken the craft of colour reconstruction to a new level.

Each element in the monochrome images has been researched and colour checked for historical authenticity. As the layers of colour build up, the effect is disorientatingly real and the decades and centuries just fall away. It is as though we are standing at the original photographer’s elbow.