Land Rover Prints

Bring home Land Rover’s off-road heritage. The story began with the Series I, unveiled at the Amsterdam Motor Show in 1948 as a utilitarian 4x4 for farm and field, and continued with the Range Rover in 1970 and the Discovery in 1989: adventure-ready machines built to conquer any terrain.

The Camel Trophy, run from 1980 to 2000 through rainforest, desert and tundra, made the marque a byword for expedition driving, and its sand-coloured livery appears here on the Defender, the Range Rover and the Discovery. The new Defender L663 wears the same colours, and the collection also includes the Td5 Defender and the Discovery Series I and II, each drawn in a clean, minimalist style that lets their purposeful shapes speak for themselves.

Read how these expedition machines earned their reputation in our Camel Trophy story, or see how a white 1995 Discovery Series I became a commissioned print in the story of “Lucy”.