Racing Girl

Description

Racing Girl captures Marie-Louise Scio, American wife of Baron Scio, dashing between two racing sulkies in Montecatini, Italy, November 1980, clad in leotard and tights against the backdrop of Italian sporting culture. Slim Aarons photographed this remarkable moment where high society meets athletic grace, creating a composition that balances spontaneity with visual sophistication. The scene reveals that intersection of glamour and sport that defined a particular slice of 1980s European life, where elegance existed not despite physical exertion but because of it.

This print transforms your space into a gallery of sophisticated energy, where guests discover themselves drawn to the dynamic composition and the story behind it. Racing Girl brings that rare combination of movement and refinement to your walls, creating conversations about an era when European society embraced both athleticism and style with equal enthusiasm. Your home becomes a place where art collectors and design enthusiasts recognize the visual intelligence that made Slim Aarons legendary, his ability to find poetry in moments others might overlook, turning Baron Scio's wife into an icon of grace under motion.

Available in photo lustre or matte finish, professionally framed in black, white, or natural wood. This Slim Aarons photograph offers versatility for modern apartments, vintage-inspired rooms, or any space seeking that balance between elegance and excitement. Bring home this captivating moment today.