356 MOUNTAIN
Digital on Plexiglas
35x28in
$3,660
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René Staud
Germany
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Printing : Digital on Plexiglas , Alu-Dibond under plexiglas
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 27.6x35.4in
About this artwork
RIVA ARISTON · A530 · 1963
The Riva Ariston, hull number A530, is one of the legendary mahogany boats of the
1960s. Built in the traditional shipyard of Carlo Riva, this example was
Delivered to the bandleader of the Tornados in Ivy, Great Britain – a symbol of style,
Success and Mediterranean lifestyle.
Over the decades, the boat changed hands several times. Among other things, it came into the possession of...
it came into the possession… of the family of the Spanish artist Juan Miró, before later returning to
England returned. There it fell into a state of neglect until, after a
extensive restoration brought it back into circulation – eventually under the administration of a
Insolvency administrator.
The Riva Ariston represents a unique combination of craftsmanship, design and
Luxury. - Handcrafted mahogany hull - Powerful, elegant lines - Symbol
Italian lifestyle
The Riva Ariston, hull number A530, is one of the legendary mahogany boats of the
1960s. Built in the traditional shipyard of Carlo Riva, this example was
Delivered to the bandleader of the Tornados in Ivy, Great Britain – a symbol of style,
Success and Mediterranean lifestyle.
Over the decades, the boat changed hands several times. Among other things, it came into the possession of...
it came into the possession… of the family of the Spanish artist Juan Miró, before later returning to
England returned. There it fell into a state of neglect until, after a
extensive restoration brought it back into circulation – eventually under the administration of a
Insolvency administrator.
The Riva Ariston represents a unique combination of craftsmanship, design and
Luxury. - Handcrafted mahogany hull - Powerful, elegant lines - Symbol
Italian lifestyle
René Staud
Germany
Credentials
- Works on commission
René Staud is a photographer with deep roots in a fascination for automobiles, shaped by a childhood surrounded by major car brands. He utilizes staging, lighting, and a meticulously composed image architecture, where every detail is deliberately designed. His style combines precision with dramatic impact, emphasizing both the emotional and technical aspects of the automobile. His works convey the energy, passion, and innovative spirit that make the car a symbol of progress and a lifestyle.
René Staud
RIVA DASHBOARD
$3,900
