Hemingway at a Horse Race

A rare glimpse of writer Ernest Hemingway in Paris, taking in the energy of a horse race with his signature intensity and quiet magnetism. Captured in 1959, this photograph reflects the writer’s love of sport, spectacle, and the charged moments that define a place. It feels undeniably Parisian yet unmistakably Hemingway — rugged, poetic, and full of character.

Each limited edition print is handcrafted to museum standards — printed to order, framed by hand, and made to last. A compelling piece for literature lovers, collectors, and anyone drawn to iconic figures in iconic settings.

Details

• Edition of 495
• Custom framed by hand using solid wood mouldings for a refined, gallery quality finish
• Glazed with crystal clear, shatterproof Perspex (Plexiglass) for lasting clarity and protection
• Printed on archival Fuji Crystal Archive paper for exceptional depth and color accuracy
• Mounted with acid free, conservation grade materials to preserve tone and contrast
• Delivered ready to hang, with professional hardware pre attached
• Each edition is individually numbered for authenticity and collectibility
• Includes the story behind the photograph, affixed to the reverse for provenance

Order & Processing

• Framed Prints: 2–5 business days
• Unframed Prints: 2–3 business days

U.S. Shipping

• Ground: 2–7 business days
• 2-Day: 2 business days
• Overnight: 1 business day