Coronet Posters and Art Prints

A minimalist interpretation of a cruiser with a space age looking rear end.

A minimalist interpretation of a mean looking cruiser... a face only a mother could love! HA!

Perfect gift for petrolheads and auto enthusiasts

Rear of a classic car

I can't remember if it was Apollo 21 or 22, but in this alternate timeline, moon exploration funding was never cut, and NASA beat Musk to the goal of putting a car in space. This Coronet on the moon is proof! :D

The perfect gift for Coronet owner and enthusiast

The perfect gift for Coronet owner and enthusiast

The perfect gift for Coronet owner and enthusiast

Perfect gift for petrolheads and auto enthusiasts

The image shows you the rear of a fantastic American classic car from 1959. The focus is on some details of this spectacular automobile.

You see the tail fin of a fantastic US classic car from the year 1959. The perfect gift for all US car fans.

The picture invites you to immerse yourself in the world of the 1950s. A time when American road cruisers conquered the streets with oversized tail fins and gigantic chrome radiator grilles. The picture shows you the rear of an American vintage car from 1959. The focus is on some details of one of the most spectacular automobiles of this time. In the foreground is the interplay of lines, colors and surfaces. Inspired by purism, the chosen abstraction underlines the special aesthetics of this fantastic automobile. The perfect gift for all US car fans who appreciate the classic vehicle design, the individuality of these classics and the touch of nostalgia.

The perfect gift for Coronet owner and enthusiast

Dodge Coronet 1968 - black

The image shows you the rear of a fantastic American classic car from 1959. The focus is on some details of this spectacular automobile.

The picture shows you the front of a fantastic American classic car from 1959. The focus is on some details of this spectacular automobile.

The perfect gift for Coronet owner and enthusiast

Dodge Coronet 1968 - dark green

The perfect gift for Coronet owner and enthusiast

The perfect gift for Coronet owner and enthusiast

The perfect gift for Coronet owner and enthusiast

The perfect gift for Coronet owner and enthusiast

The perfect gift for Coronet owner and enthusiast

Front of a classic car

The perfect gift for Coronet owner and enthusiast

The image invites you to dive into the world of the 1950s. A time when American road cruisers conquered the streets.  It shows you the rear of a fantastic American classic car from 1950. The focus is on some details of this spectacular automobile.  In the foreground is the interplay of lines, colors and surfaces. Inspired by purism, the chosen abstraction emphasizes the special aesthetics of this great automobile. This artwork is the perfect gift for all US Car fans who appreciate the classic vehicle design, the individuality of these classics and the touch of nostalgia. 

Keep clear, I taped a banana to my car.

The perfect gift for Coronet owner and enthusiast

A very beautiful little bird.

The perfect gift for Coronet owner and enthusiast

Do not touch my fine piece of American engineering! Perfect for anywhere in or around your Dodge.

The perfect gift for Coronet owner and enthusiast

The perfect gift for Coronet owner and enthusiast

The photo invites you to immerse yourself in the world of the 1950s. A time when American road cruisers with oversized tail fins conquered the streets.  It shows you the rear of a great American classic car from 1959. The focus is on some details of this spectacular automobile.  This artwork is the perfect gift for all US Car fans who appreciate the classic vehicle design, the individuality of these classics and the touch of nostalgia. 

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The Santhe shipyards, also known as the Corellian shipyards were shipyards located in Coronet City on Corellia. Rebel agents there reported to General Airen Cracken about the status of the shipyard.During a mission to board a civilian freighter undertaken by the Partisans and members of the Spectres, upon analyzing the cargo of the freighter Saw Gerrera stated that the materials were used for construction by the Imperial Navy, with Sabine Wren stating that the materials could have come from Corellia, or any other planet with shipyards.