Polo Cronies

Description

Polo Cronies captures three distinguished members of England's polo elite at Windsor in August 1985, where John Horswell, Prince Charles, and Robert Graham stand together in their crisp white polo shirts and riding breeches, embodying the refined sporting tradition of British high society. Slim Aarons frames this moment with his characteristic eye for cultural significance, revealing how the Windsor grounds provided the perfect backdrop for these athletes whose casual camaraderie belies the intensity of their sport, while the late summer light catches the easy confidence of men completely at home in their rarefied world.

This photograph brings the magnetism of British polo culture into your space, where Polo Cronies becomes more than decoration but rather an invitation into circles where sport, tradition, and social standing intertwine naturally. Your study, library, or living room gains the gravitas that comes from displaying a scene most people only glimpse from afar, while guests discover themselves drawn into conversations about an era when Prince Charles played alongside his teammates with the same dedication he brought to royal duties, and when the polo grounds at Windsor represented not just athletic excellence but an entire way of life built on heritage and skill.

Available in photo lustre or matte finish, professionally framed in black, white, or natural wood, this Slim Aarons print delivers the timeless appeal of 1980s British sporting culture directly to your walls. Transform your space today with a photograph that captures not just three polo players, but an entire tradition of excellence, bringing the distinguished world of Windsor polo into your daily experience.