World and Olympic downhill champion Egon Zimmermann jumps over a Porsche 356 in Arlberg, Austria (Intellectual creation in 1957 - photographed in 1960).

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World and Olympic downhill champion Egon Zimmermann jumps over a Porsche 356 in Arlberg, Austria (Intellectual creation in 1957 - photographed in 1960).

All our Hans Truöl prints are delivered with a "Certificate of Authenticity".

This special edition album is the first in the series of four albums. They feature the very best of Hans Truöl's world famous photographs. The album is certified by the Hans Truöl Archives and contains 30 individual glossy photos (180 mm X 240 mm with a 3 mm white border) which can either be kept in the album or used in frames for personal decoration purposes and/or gifts.

Included in this special edition are the world-famous Porsche 356 ski jump(s) photos – also known worldwide as “On Taking a Shortcut”.

These albums would be ideal gifts for the avid skier or a “must” to have for the serious ski collector. Delivered with a "Certificate of Authenticity" from the Hans Truöl Archives.

Ski pioneer Viktor Sohm organized the first ski lesson in Zürs Alberg, Austria in 1906. The participants are from left; Fritz Ikle from St. Gallen, Switzerland, mountain guide Ferdinand Schallert from Bludenz, Franz Josef Mathies, also known as “Avalanche Franz Josef” after surviving 30 hours buried in an avalanche, Englebert Strolz from Zürs, the future world famous ski pioneer, Hans Schneider.

The surface in brushed aluminium impresses with a fine surface structure and metallic lustre. The result is a charismatic structure of the image. You also have the choice of either a white or black high quality wooden frame. The displayed photo is the default print (Ref. HTA001). Should you wish another photo on Dibond, please indicate the desired print reference number (found in the "product details" tab of all other Hans Truöl prints) in the "Message" box when ordering.

This special edition "PORSCHE" album is the second in the series of four albums. They feature the very best of Hans Truöl's world famous photographs. The album is certified by the Hans Truöl Archives and contains 30 individual glossy photos (180 mm X 240 mm with a 3 mm white border) which can either be kept in the album or used in frames for personal decoration purposes and/or gifts.

2023 is a very special year for Porsche as they celebrate their 75th year!

These albums would be ideal gifts for the avid skier or a “must” to have for the serious car &/or ski collector. Delivered with a "Certificate of Authenticity" from the Hans Truöl Archives.

This is a rare collage by Hans Truöl featuring the German speed skier Alfred Plangger who in 1962, broke the world’s fastest speed record on skis at the famous “Kilometro Lanciato” (KL) in Cervina, Italy with a top speed of 168.224 KPH.

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This photo was taken in 1958 in the “Weisser Ring” in Arlberg, Austria. The skier is Austrian Ski Star Toni Sailer, who at age 20 won all three gold’s in alpine skiing at the 1956 Winter Olympics, held in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy.

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What more can we say? This boy & girl are simply thrilled to be on skis and have great smiles for the camera.

A very cool way to impress the girls at the local ski hill!

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This Hans Truol photo was taken in Cervinia, Italy in 1964. This is truly a breathtaking photograph. Even more amazing is the person standing on the peak who is none other than the Japanese skier and alpinist Yuichiro Miura. Besides holding the world’s speed skiing record in 1964 (for one day), he also became the first person to ski down Mount Everest in 1970.  

A Ford car on the Arlberg Pass in Austria with 7 meter high snow walls (1953).

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A Porsche 356 caught in a a snow storm on a mountain road somewhere in the Austrian Alps.

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Toni Sailer admiring the fresh tracks with another great Austrian Skier; Andreas “Anderl” Molterer, accompanied by two ski instructors of the famous “Roten Teufel” (Red Devil) Ski School from Kitzbühel. This photo was taken in 1958 on the “Weisser Ring” in Arlberg, Austria.

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World and Olympic downhill champion Egon Zimmermann jumps over a Porsche 356 in Arlberg, Austria (Intellectual creation in 1957 - photographed in 1960).

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This Hans Truol photo was taken in Chamonix, France in 1956. The girl in the photo is one of many athletic models he used in his photographs.

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You can hang this ski poster frame vertically or horizontally. The size of the visible plexiglas is 47 X 58 cm. These ski frames are great for medium size posters or high resolution photo prints from our "Hans Truöl collection". (Displayed poster is not included)

This photo was taken in 1958 in Zurs/Arlberg, Austria. The skier is Austrian Ski Star Toni Sailer, who at age 20 won all three gold’s in alpine skiing at the 1956 Winter Olympics, held in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy.

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Old fashion "Road Rage"... if they won't get out of the way, just go over them!

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This is a great photo of a group doing a powder “Schuss”. This photo was taken in Arlberg, Austria a few days before Christmas 1926.

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This photo was taken in 1958 in the “Weisser Ring” in Arlberg, Austria. The skier is Austrian Ski Star Toni Sailer, who at age 20 won all three gold’s in alpine skiing at the 1956 Winter Olympics, held in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy.

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Toni Sailer skiing with another great Austrian Skier; Andreas “Anderl” Molterer, accompanied by two ski instructors of the famous “Roten Teufel” (Red Devil) Ski School from Kitzbühel. This photo was taken in 1958 on the “Weisser Ring” in Arlberg, Austria.

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A beautiful brunnet tanning in a bikini on a mountain cliff.

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You can hang this single-pane ski frame vertically or horizontally. They come with a 20 X 25 cm "place-holder" image mounted behind plexiglas. Easily replace with your own photo or choose some high resolution photo prints from our "Hans Truöl collection". They are also ready-to-hang.

The majestic Matterhorn in Zermatt, Switzerland (1956).

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You can't have a better view from a chairlift than this!

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The majestic Matterhorn in Zermatt, Switzerland (1956).

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Volkswagen Beetle on the Stilfserjoch Pass (Stelvio Pass) in Northern Italy (1952).

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This photo was taken in 1958 in the “Weisser Ring” in Arlberg, Austria. The skier is Austrian Ski Star Toni Sailer, who at age 20 won all three gold’s in alpine skiing at the 1956 Winter Olympics, held in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy.

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Toni Sailer in touch with nature and just hanging in there.

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The perfect Ski Jump in Oberstdorf, Germany (1958).

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A Jaguar between 5 meter high glacier walls on Austria's "Grossglockner High Alpine Road" (2.504m).

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Just a quick stop to admire the view before heading down the Arlberg Pass after a great day of skiing.

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A VW Beetle between 5 meter high glacier walls on Austria's "Grossglockner High Alpine Road" (2.504m).

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This is great vintage shot of Austrian ski pioneer Hans (Johann) Schneider doing a "Mule Kick" jump. This photo was taken in 1932 during the filming of "In The Eternal Wonders of Zürs in Arlberg". This is not a Hans Truöl photo but the negative and all rights belong to his archives.

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A fully loaded Mercedes 280 driving through over 4 meter high snow walls on the Grossglockner High Alpine Road in Austria.

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The young children of Arlberg learnt how to ski on slopes like these. They had no choice as they had to ski down to school from their farm house (1948).

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This vintage photo pictures an unknown ski jumper during the 1951 World Ski Championships in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy.

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Timmelsjoch (Italian: Passo del Rombo), (elevation 2,474 m, 8,117 ft) is a high mountain pass that creates a link through the Ötztal Alps along the border of Italy and Austria.

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Unfortunately, no luck for this unknown ski racer who broke his ski during a race in Cervinia, Italy.

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This is a great action shot of horse racing on the Obersee lake in Arosa, Switzerland. The white "Turf" races started in 1911 and is still considered a big event in Arosa every January.

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This is great vintage shot of Austrian ski pioneer Hans (Johann) Schneider jumping to please a group of onlookers. This photo was taken in 1932 during the filming of "In The Eternal Wonders of Zürs in Arlberg". This is not a Hans Truöl photo but the negative and all rights belong to his archives.

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This photo is actually a real shot of a Porsche 356 parked by the Reschensee (Lago di Resia) in the South Tyrol, Italy. When they built the dam due to the industrial boom, 70% of the village of  Graun was submerged in water. All that is visible today is the steeple of the 14th century village church.

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Merano or Meran is a town and comune in South Tyrol, northern Italy, surrounded by mountains standing up to 3,335 metres above.

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World ski star Toni Sailer showing off his World Championship skis during a press interview.

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Pictured in this photo is Nauki, the son of the Japanese Ambassador in Bonn, Germany who together with his family spent a week learning to ski in Zürs. Little Seppl Strolz, who is the son of the Hotel Edelweiss owner picked up his grandfathers pipe and looks on with serious interest as Nauki is about to push off.

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These are the famous ski instructors from Zürs showing off their precision "Formation" skiing!

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Former Ski Champion Mucky Clausing from Garmisch, Germany built in the early 1960's Europes most mordern Telecabin in Livigno, Italy.

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This photo was taken in 1958 on the “Weisser Ring” in Arlberg, Austria.

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This is great vintage shot of Austrian ski pioneer Hans (Johann) Schneider jumping with a friend who looks like his right hand is giving a blessing to Hannes. This photo was taken in 1932 during the filming of "In The Eternal Wonders of Zürs in Arlberg". This is not a Hans Truöl photo but the negative and all rights belong to his archives.

No wonder that the real "Après Skiing" only started in the 60's! Before then, you not only had to go up alone but you also had to hold on to your skis!

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Pictured in this vintage Hans Truöl photo is Austrian speed skier Alfred Plangger speeding down the "Kilometro Lanciato" (KL) in Cervinia Italy. In 1962, he broke the the fastest speed on skis here with a top speed of 168.224 KPH.

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Gerhard Nenning was a very successful Austrian ski racer in the 1960's. He won many World Cup Races in all three disciplines and in 1968 he won 3 World Cup Downhill races.

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Freddy Wissel a.k.a. the "Flying Hotelier" of St. Moritz, Switzerland was a pioneer in landing planes on snow covered mountains and glaciers before the "Swiss Air Rescue" was created in 1952. He and is Piper plane were well known in the mountains as he would also fly in supplies to many of the mountain huts.

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This is yet another great photo of a Porsche 356 on a mountain pass above Zurs, Austria.

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The German Bobsleigh team on their way to winning the gold medal at the 1950 Bobsleigh World Championships in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy.

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This is a stunning photo of skiers climbing in the mountains above Zürs, Austria.

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This a very interesting photo taken from inside an ice cave with a mountain climber looking out over a group of climbers with the Austrian Alps in the background.

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Ludwig “Luggi” Leitner was born in the Kleinwalstertal, Austria. He won the combined event (downhill, slalom and giant slalom) at the 1964 Olympic Winter Games in Innsbruck, where the first place in combined still counted as World Championship gold. In this photo he is trying to break the World Speed record on the “Kilometro Lanciato” run in Cervinia, Italy by using an aerodynamic cone.

Just another day on the Timmelsjoch Pass...

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Two ski instructors from Zürs showing the art of synchronized powder skiing. This photo was taken near the Flexen Pass in the Vorarlberg region of Austria.

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Every June, more than 2.000 sheep and twenty herders leave the Schnals and Passeier valley in South Tyrol, Italy for a ten hour trek over the 3000 meter high mountains to their Summer  feeding pastures above Obergurgl  in the Ötztal Alps, Tyrol, Austria.

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Andreas "Anderl" Molterer a.k.a. the "Blitz from Kitz", was one of the best skiers of the 1950's, though labouring in Toni Sailer's shadow. At the 1956 Winter Olympics in Cortina, Italy he won silver in the giant slalom and bronze in the downhill competition. He also won the famous Hahnenkamm Race in Kitzbühhl in 1953, 1955, 1958 and 1959.

Zell am See, Professor Ferdinand Porsche Memorial Race, February 12, 1956.

Ice racing is always good for a thrill. But today’s contest on frozen Lake Zell will give the three thousand motorsport fans in attendance something to talk about for years. Otto Mathé from Austria’s Ziller Valley covers the four-kilometer circuit in just 157 seconds and wins the race with a record-setting average speed of 93 kmh. He manages this feat in a “Porsche Special” of his own design—an open-wheel race car made of Porsche components that looks like a crumpled piece of silver paper. The fans call it “Fetzenflieger,” which means something like “shreds on wings.”

The German Bobsleigh team on their way to winning the gold medal at the 1950 Bobsleigh World Championships in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy.

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Egon Zimmermann, often referred to as Egon Zimmermann II, is a former World Cup alpine ski racer and Olympic gold medalist from Austria. Zimmermann won the Olympic downhill at Patscherkofel in 1964 and won several medals on the professional tour in the late 1960s and early 1970s.

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World and Olympic downhill champion Egon Zimmermann jumps over a Porsche 356 in in Arlberg, Austria (Intellectual creation in 1957 - photographed in 1960).