This photograph captures the winning moment at the Vanderbilt Cup Auto Race, won for the first time by an American driver named George Robertson. A bright white, overcast day offers a perfect backdrop to the dark shapes of a few of the race’s more than 200,000 spectators and Robertson’s triumphant “locomobile.” The passage of more than 100 years has turned this journalistic photograph into a nostalgic meditation on a bygone era in sports history.

• Black/Espresso Frame: 1525" wide x 1325" high
• Black Frame: 195" wide x 165" high
• Espresso Frame: 20" wide x 17" high
• Black Frame: 255" wide x 215" high
• Espresso Frame: 26" wide x 22" high
• Selected from the historical images of The New York Times archives
• Includes a certificate of authenticity from The New York Times
• Backed with a label giving time period and full story of the image
• Offered exclusively through Pottery Barn
• Framed in ramin wood with a black or espresso finish
• White archival-quality, acid-free, beveled-cut mat
• Black and white image printed on 260-gram paper with a satin finish
• Plexiglas front