
Photographer Freddy Fabris specializes in images of cars and people. When he stepped into one particular auto shop and inspiration hit him to take a new spin on an old theme, and itâs pretty awesome.
âFor many years I wanted to pay homage the great Renaissance masters,â Fabris himself writes in a recent Huffington Post article on the work. Like any parody, Fabrisâ goal was âto take [these images] out of their original context, yet maintain their essence.â I mean, clearly he nailed it.
The American Photographic Artists group has featured Fabris, highlighting these images and some other incredible sports-portraits heâs shot won (check those out on his website!) Heâs won 1st Place International Color Award, the One Eyeland Silver Award, and the APA Conceptual Award, so I guess weâre not the first to discover him. These images were actually shot over a year ago but I think Jalopnik readers will have a special appreciation for his work.
Of course youâll recognize the image above as Michelangeloâs The Creation of Adam. Check out the rest of the series right here:

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In the style of The Last Supper (Leonardo da Vinci).

In the style of The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp (Rembrandt).
And a spectacular series of âRembrandt-styleâ portraits:

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Images by Freddy Fabris posted with permission.
Contact the author at andrew@jalopnik.com.