Lincoln Zephyr 1940s Hood Ornament
by Yvonne Wright
Title
Lincoln Zephyr 1940s Hood Ornament
Artist
Yvonne Wright
Medium
Photograph - Digital Mixed Media
Description
I always have a lot of fun attending annual antique & classic car shows. They are truly a feast for the eyes, for anyone who likes old cars. My personal favourites are always the-early-20th-century models because of their beautiful lines and jewel-like craftsmanship, therefore, I capture them relentlessly every time I get a chance.
FEATURED IN:
- "Out of the Ordinary" gallery curated by Lyric Lucas. December 9, 2023
- "Hubcap Heaven" FAA gallery curated by CJ on on FAA. Home page. January 20/2016
- "Images That Excite You" Gallery curated by John Bailey. Home page. January 11/2016
- "Industrial Art" gallery curated by Lyric Lucas. Home page, January 14/16
- "Automotive Art Around the World" gallery curated by Jack. Home page. Dec 2015
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December 17th, 2015
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Comments (12)
Lyric Lucas
Congratulations, your creative and unique art work is Featured on the homepage of the "Out Of The Ordinary 1 A Day" group! l/f 12/9/23
Sunil Kapadia
Wonderful composition and lighting. Love that steel effect. L/F
Yvonne Wright replied:
Thank you very much Sunil. Me too, that 'magical' shine always attracts me : )
Yvonne Nowicka-Wright
Thank you Jack! for featuring my work on the home page of "Automotive Art Around the World" - Much appreciated!
Jerry Bokowski
The old cars had such massive and distinctive hood ornaments, Yvonne. My Dad owned a 1951 Packard Convertible that had the famous Packard Swan ornament from the time I was a year old up until it was destroyed by a massive forest fire in June of 2011. They don't build 'em like they used to seems to fit this bygone era like a glove!.................FAV / LIKE
Yvonne Wright replied:
What a shame your dad's beautiful Classic perished in the fire. They are true works of art and witnesses to the craftsmanship we don't see these days. Also, most cars became rather homoginized and simplfied to resemble all the others. The proud heritage of American car industry is worth preserving in art at least. They are desapearing.
John Bailey
Congratulations on being featured in the Fine Art America Group "Images That Excite You!"
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