France vs New Zealand Rugby 1967
France vs New Zealand Rugby 1967
France vs New Zealand Rugby 1967L'Équipefrom: $29.00
France vs New Zealand Rugby 1967

France vs New Zealand Rugby 1967 · Classic Frame

$279.00
  • Printed on 170 gsm matte museum paper
  • 5 sizes available

Select Size & Frame

Finish
Material: Classic Frame

Finish

Pine wood frame, 170 gsm matte museum paper and shatterproof plexiglass. Ready to hang.

Size
Size: Giant
Frame
Frame: Black frame
Mount
Mount: Full Bleed
  • Delivered in 4–10 business days
  • Printed and framed locally
Description

France vs New Zealand Rugby 1967 drops you onto the turf at the very instant a scrum locks together. Forwards in dark jerseys and striped socks drive low, with shoulders bound and legs braced. The scrum-half wearing the number 9 hovers at the edge, eyes fixed on the ball. Dust and mist rise from the pitch and soften the great covered grandstand behind. Every muddy boot and gripping hand is rendered in rich, grainy monochrome.

This fine art photograph is credited to L'Équipe, the celebrated French sports publication. It records a 1967 encounter between France and New Zealand, two nations whose rugby rivalry runs deep. The low camera angle and documentary eye capture what makes the game so compelling: grit, discipline and collective power. It is a striking piece for players, coaches and supporters of Les Bleus or the All Blacks alike.

Choose the finish that suits your space. The Classic Frame arrives ready to hang in a wooden frame. The Vintage Frame's oak surround echoes the era of the image. The Museum Frame pairs a Giclée print on museum-quality fine art paper with an oak frame for exceptional detail. Canvas brings a gallery-style feel, and Framed Canvas adds a refined floating frame. Metal delivers a sleek, glossy, frameless look, while Brushed Metal lets its sheen glow through the misty highlights. The Poster comes unframed on premium paper, easy to frame your way. The three frames and the Poster all offer an optional white mount. Bring the intensity of the scrum home today.