Club Room Wall Art

Club Room — 3 museum-grade prints sized and toned for the room. The Kotah and Bundi ateliers of southeastern Rajasthan share a school and are jointly celebrated for hunting scenes — dramatic shikar chases through dense, lovingly painted jungle, a genre the Kotah workshops in particular made their signature. The royal tiger hunt was both a sport and a display of princely prowess. Marwar, the desert court of Jodhpur, prized horses and horseback sport above almost all else, and chaugan — the mounted stick-and-ball game from which modern polo descends — was a celebrated court pastime, often painted as a lively diagonal melee. The school is the most intense of the Rajasthan-plains traditions, with saffron and deep-red grounds and jewel-strong colour. Jaguar won Le Mans five times between 1951 and 1990, with the C-Type introducing disc brakes to victory lane in 1953, the D-Type securing back-to-back wins in 1956 and 1957, and the Tom Walkinshaw Racing XJR-9 breaking Porsche's seven-year Group C grip in 1988. Dunlop Bridge remains one of the most photographed corners on the Circuit de la Sarthe, and the Silk Cut purple livery is among the most recognisable factory colour stories in endurance racing.

Updated 22 Jun 2026