Blackie Collection
"Blackie: A Timeless Journey Through History and Adventure" Step back in time to the thrilling era of racing at Brooklands
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"Blackie: A Timeless Journey Through History and Adventure" Step back in time to the thrilling era of racing at Brooklands, where Whitney Straight maneuvers his powerful Maserati around the Members Bridge turn with precision and speed. The year is 1933, and Blackie captures this exhilarating moment forever. Fast forward to 1937, as the Le Mans 24-hour Race is about to begin. The pits are bustling with activity, anticipation filling the air. Blackie's lens immortalizes this pre-race chaos, a snapshot of pure adrenaline before cars roar onto the track. But it's not just racing that Blackie captures so vividly; history comes alive through their lens too. Witness Mary Queen of Scots signing her abdication in Lochleven Castle in 1567. Thomas Brown's brushstrokes bring this pivotal moment to life once more in 1878, forever etched into our collective memory. In contrast, it also finds humor and joy within its frames. Join the Three Misses Greenhorn on their matrimonial adventures through London – a riotous journey filled with laughter and colorful lithographs that will leave you smiling from ear to ear. Animals have their place too within Blackie's captivating collection. Meet Fall, an adorable Keeshond from 1946 whose fluffy coat begs for cuddles and affection – a timeless reminder of our connection with nature throughout generations. Royalty graces these pages as well; Prince Albert stands tall in an exquisite portrait by G Levy from 1886 – regal elegance captured for eternity by Blackie's discerning eye. Legends of speed take center stage: Sir Henry Segrave pushing boundaries on land or water; Sir Malcolm Campbell breaking records one after another; Rudolph Caracciola leaving spectators breathless with his driving prowess - all frozen in time by Blackie’s masterful artistry. Finally, we witness historic races unfold before our eyes.