Frames of Legends
Jackie Stewart
Curated by
Rainer W. Schlegelmilch
“Rather than reducing a collection to a single iconic image, Frames of Legends makes the act of choosing part of the experience.”
A fine-art book that lives on your wall.
Framebook is a new kind of object. It is a book and a piece of wall art at the same time, it lives with you, never hidden in a bookshelf.
Designed in Switzerland, Handcrafted in Italy
Re-inventing the book.
Ten years in the making: a museum grade fine-art book, elevated by our proprietary magnetic system.
“This is fresh. I’ve never seen anything like it”
99 · 27 · 7
Three Editions. One Legend.
Signed by Rainer W. Schlegelmilch
Limited edition of 27
Only 27 copies ever, one for every victory, individually numbered and hand signed by Rainer W. Schlegelmilch, each Framebook is a museum grade giclée on archival fine art paper, made to last a lifetime on your wall.
2’727 €
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Signed by Sir Jackie Stewart
Ultra limited edition of 7
Only 7 copies ever, one for every moment in the book, individually numbered and hand signed by Sir Jackie Stewart, each Framebook is a museum grade giclée on archival fine art paper, made to last a lifetime on your wall.
6’573 €(Apply to buy)
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Born with Sir Jackie,
not around him.
Sir Jackie Stewart didn't just win races, he changed what it meant to be a champion. Three-time Formula One World Champion with 27 Grand Prix victories, "The Flying Scot" raced with a precision and intelligence that set him apart from his generation.
But his greatest legacy was fought off the track. In an era when drivers accepted death as the price of speed, Stewart refused and his relentless campaign for safety transformed motorsport forever, saving countless lives.
Elegant, principled, and fiercely modern: a champion measured not only by what he won, but by everything he changed.
Rainer W. Schlegelmilch.
He Didn't Photograph Racing.
He Defined It.
The eye behind the legend
For more than fifty years, Rainer W. Schlegelmilch, known in the paddock as RWS, has been one of the defining photographers of Formula 1. He shot his first race at the Nürburgring in 1962, then made speed, light and motion his art rather than mere documentation. His archive holds over 15,000 black-and-white photographs and nearly 600,000 colour slides, and in 2011 Bernie Ecclestone awarded him a permanent lifetime pass at Monza.
The seven photographs in this edition are his. For Frames of Legends, that is where the story starts.
