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Rolls-Royce gets Artsy with "Art Deco Movement" Inspired Ghost and Phantom Models in Paris
The term Art Deco was coined in Paris after the 1925 Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes, which translates to International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts. It describes an artistic and design movement that begun in the 1920’s and influenced many aspects of 20th century design such as industrial products, fashion and architecture – a well-known example of which is the Chrysler Building in New York City.
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Renault Pays Homage To Architect Le Corbusier With New Coupe Corbusier Concept
The beautiful thing about automobiles is that they represent – or can be made to represent and honor – a specific cultural movement in visual arts and design. Read more »...
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All-electric Zugo Design Concept Is Priceless
Some design concepts are meant to be taken seriously whereas others, not so much. You only have to take a quick look at the opening photo above to see in which of the two categories the 2020 ZUGO design study falls into. The ZUGO is the creation of Milos...
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Rolls Royce Ghost: High-res Photos Of Thinly Disguised Production Model
We've obtained a new set of high-resolution photos of the production-ready Rolls Royce Ghost that was scooped last week at the Calais - Dover ferry crossing. Sans the black grille and the hidden logos, Rolls Royce didn't bother to use any camouflage...
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'baby' Rolls Royce Pr4 Named Ghost
In another first for the Shanghai Auto Show, Rolls Royce CEO, Tom Purves announced that the luxury automaker's new model series, which until now had been known either by its internal codename PR4 or as the 200EX Concept, will be called the Rolls Royce...
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Rolls-royce Ghost Debuts With 48 Images And Some Specs
As the most powerful car in the history of Rolls-Royce, the new 2010 Rolls-Royce Ghost is bound to attract plenty of attention from the motoring press over the next few days. Smaller and less expensive than the awe-inspiring Phantom, the Ghost generates...
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