mikeyb
03-13-2006, 10:14 AM
DEARBORN — In a move that's bound to please automotive-art collectors, Ford has opened up its vast photo archive to the public. The first series, some of which starts at $17.99, includes more than 300 images of the Ford Mustang and GT40.
In a statement, Ford said future offerings will feature vintage vehicles like the Ford Model T and the 1932 Ford deuce coupe. The new service features photos and limited-edition prints of classic vehicles. The Ford prints, which are being produced in numbered editions of 750, are being made available through a licensing agreement between Ford and ArteHouse LLC.
"These are more than simply pictures of cars," said Rick Weedn, Artehouse's co-founder. "They are the story of what we now call the motorsports culture and how it began with the returning soldiers from World War II."
source:http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/News/articleId=109601
In a statement, Ford said future offerings will feature vintage vehicles like the Ford Model T and the 1932 Ford deuce coupe. The new service features photos and limited-edition prints of classic vehicles. The Ford prints, which are being produced in numbered editions of 750, are being made available through a licensing agreement between Ford and ArteHouse LLC.
"These are more than simply pictures of cars," said Rick Weedn, Artehouse's co-founder. "They are the story of what we now call the motorsports culture and how it began with the returning soldiers from World War II."
source:http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/News/articleId=109601