Shopping Trolley at Guthries is from Rachael Clegg’s Milestones series in which every single image illustrates an event from the history of the Isle of Man TT Races.

The story:

Sidecar champions Stan Dibben and Eric Oliver crashed here, at Guthries, in 1960 after their front forks came off. Oliver was catapulted over the barbed wire fence and Dibben was caught in it. Oliver broke his back and Dibben was almost decapitated: the barbed wire dug into his neck and stopped him. But Dibben - a tough man - was okay and continued with his successful racing career and entrepreneurial pursuits. Among them was the concept of a fully rotating shopping trolley castor wheel. So good were the fully-rotating castors that they were even tested by Jeremy Clarkson on TV, who claimed they made a shopping trolley ‘steer like a Ferrari’. 

Rachael Clegg's Limited Edition Art Prints have something of a cult following with collectors across the globe. Limited to edition runs of just 30, each print is signed and numbered by Rachael Clegg and comes with a certificate of authenticity and accompanying story text.

Images are printed on matt Photo Rag 308 gram/m² paper. Each print is carefully hand-rolled in craft paper and shipped in a rigid postal tube. Prices include worldwide shipping. Prints are available in three sizes:

Medium 50x40cm (approximate paper size) 
Large 81x64cm (approximate paper size) 
Extra Large 101x81cm (approximate paper size)

A bespoke 'one off' edit service is also available if you prefer a truly unique art print - please email Rachael to discuss your requirements - prices start from £500 (in addition to the print cost)

Framed options are also available. Images are dry-mounted behind art glass within a bespoke solid wood frame. Frames are available in either a black or white painted finish. These pieces are shipped in a robust crate.