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Only the finest things pass through Pebble Beach every August for the Concours d’Elegance.  Exotic cars.  World-class fine art.  First-class food and wine.  All of this and more can be enjoyed during the Monterey Classic Car Week.  Since it’s inception in 1950, automotive enthusiasts have access to virtually everything their heart desires from restored, vintage cars to a day spent at the tracks.

And it doesn’t stop there.  The Automotive Fine Arts Society, a group boasting 30 artists from across the world, exhibited art for their 25th year at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance.

“This year marked a special milestone for automotive fine art,” said Ken Eberts, AFAS president.  “It was our 25th year to be a part of this memorable event that celebrates the rich heritage of the automobile, and we look forward to being a part of this historic event for another 25 years.  We’re especially thrilled that Audi joined us as our official sponsor and showcased their fine automobiles alongside our work.”

Nothing could compare to the stunning cars overlooking the Pacific Ocean underneath the warm California sun—an experience that a car fanatic dreams to attend every year.

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James Dietz - "We Happy Few"

Ken Eberts - "Generations of Care"

Tom Hale - "Mighty J"

Charles Maher - "Porsche 917's"

Bill Motta - "Drew's Room"

Bill Motta - "Model Child"

Bill Motta - "Wet Dream Too"

Miles Nakaoka - "BendDaBenz"

Richard Pietruska - "Creation-Man, Myth & Machine"

Stanley Rose - "Alfa Nuvolari"

Tony Sikorski

Gary Whinn - "Those Were the Days, Joe!"

Jay Koka- "City"

Jay Koka- "Clean Up"

Jay Koka- "Hey, Nice Car!"

Carroll Shelby with Shelby GT350 Mustang

Following a recent accident at his home in Mayfair, England, Sir Stirling Moss was with left with two broken ankles, four broken bones to his foot, skin abrasions and four chipped vertebrae – according to his web site. Happily, we understand he’s now comfortable and recovering in a London hospital after surgery to mend his ankles.

Unfortunately, Moss was to be honored as the Grand Marshal at this year’s Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance, which will be held this weekend, March 13-15 in Amelia Island, Florida. Carroll Shelby, a long-time friend of Moss, will be stepping in as Grand Marshal for the renowned British racing driver.

“I’m very happy to hear Moss is recuperating after that terrible accident,” stated Carroll. “We certainly wish him a very speedy recovery and will miss him at this year’s Amelia Island Concour.”

In addition to featuring Carroll Shelby as Grand Marshal, the Amelia Island will also host the Automotive Fine Arts Society exhibit, which is sponsored by Mazda North America. The show will feature the latest works of many of the most revered automotive artists.

So, if you’re near Amelia Island this weekend, be sure to drop by the Concours to see Carroll as well as see some of the world’s best automotive fine art!

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