The Collins’

Description

The Collins' captures a singular moment at the Pebble Beach Equestrian Center in California, where Slim Aarons photographed stable girls orbiting Marcus Aurelius (Mark) Cooley, son of the center's co-director Mrs. Richard Collins. Taken in November 1976, this image masterfully blends glamour, equestrian culture, and golden Californian light into a narrative that transports viewers to a distinctive era of American style. The warm tones and captivating composition reveal the photographer's unparalleled ability to capture both the elegance of the setting and the magnetic energy of its subjects.

Adding The Collins' to your space creates an instant focal point where timeless sophistication meets vintage Americana. This print invites conversation and evokes nostalgia while serving as a window to a world of understated glamour and cultural significance. Your living room, study, or bedroom transforms into a curated environment where visitors discover new details with each viewing, experiencing an intimate glimpse into a lifestyle that defined an era. The piece seamlessly integrates into design styles from mid-century modern to contemporary luxury interiors, bringing depth and character to any wall it graces.

Available in museum-quality photo lustre or elegant matte finish, professionally framed in your choice of black, white, or natural wood. This Slim Aarons photograph offers enduring visual appeal that elevates your collection while providing daily inspiration. Bring home a piece that will continuously enchant you, offering fresh stories to imagine and a timeless connection to California's equestrian heritage captured at its most compelling moment.