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Edouard and Andre Michelin driving L'Eclair, the first car to run on pneumatic tyres, in the Paris to Bordeaux car race of 1895: ceramic tiles manufactured by Gilardoni Fils et Cie of Paris, after a drawing by Ernest Montaut (1878-1909), 1908-10
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Edouard and Andre Michelin driving L'Eclair, the first car to run on pneumatic tyres, in the Paris to Bordeaux car race of 1895: ceramic tiles manufactured by Gilardoni Fils et Cie of Paris, after a drawing by Ernest Montaut (1878-1909), 1908-10
ASP74901 Edouard and Andre Michelin driving L'Eclair, the first car to run on pneumatic tyres, in the Paris to Bordeaux car race of 1895: ceramic tiles manufactured by Gilardoni Fils et Cie of Paris, after a drawing by Ernest Montaut (1878-1909), 1908-10; Michelin Building, London, UK; © Andrew Stewart
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This print captures the historic moment when Edouard and Andre Michelin made automotive history by driving L'Eclair, the first car to run on pneumatic tires, in the Paris to Bordeaux car race of 1895. The image is beautifully rendered on ceramic tiles manufactured by Gilardoni Fils et Cie of Paris, based on a drawing by Ernest Montaut.
The Michelin brothers are depicted with intense focus as they navigate through the challenging race course, showcasing their pioneering spirit and determination. The intricate details of the car, from its acorn-shaped headlights to the art nouveau foliage surrounding it, add a touch of elegance to this timeless scene.
As they speed towards victory, Edouard and Andre Michelin embody the essence of early motoring enthusiasts - fearless, adventurous, and always pushing boundaries. Their partnership as driver and co-driver symbolizes teamwork and camaraderie in pursuit of a common goal.
Displayed at the Michelin Building in London, UK, this artwork serves as a reminder of how innovation and perseverance can lead to groundbreaking achievements in technology. It is a fitting tribute to two visionaries who revolutionized the world of transportation with their revolutionary invention.
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