DIVINE BUGATTI

HISTOIRE D'UN CHEF-D'OEUVRE DE LA MECANIQUE

Tabucchi Antonio

The Bugatti cars are universally considered by connoisseurs and enthusiasts to be the most beautiful automobiles ever built in the world, and still represent a masterpiece of automotive aesthetics.... Read more
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The Bugatti cars are universally considered by connoisseurs and enthusiasts to be the most beautiful automobiles ever built in the world, and still represent a masterpiece of automotive aesthetics.

The factory created by Ettore Bugatti in Molsheim, Alsace, was a sort of Sun City of mechanical engineering, producing not only cars but also futuristic designs for ships, planes and trains that foresaw many technical achievements to come.

In 1991, Franco Maria Ricci published this precious work, of great beauty and richness, in which the story of Bugatti and the Bugattis has been flawlessly recounted by specialists of undoubted fame.

A sort of 'catalogue raisonné', the publisher calls it, illustrating, with its usual proverbial elegance, Bugatti's Pur-Sang, from the earliest creations to Romano Artioli's EB110.

The jewels of the Schlumph Collection were never before made to shine with such intensity, starring in a fantastic limelight enhanced by sumptuous, black FMR-style backdrops.

Divine Bugatti. Histoire d'un chef d'oeuvre de la mécanique is further enriched by the inclusion of facsimiles of the first catalogue of the Bugatti factory in Molsheim, dated 1910, and that of 1937.

  • 200 pages. Text in French
  • 72 colour prints on matt glossy paper
  • 15 hand-applied colour plates
  • 29 reprints cm 30 x 30
  • Fabriano's blue laid paper
  • Binding in black "Orient" silk with colour front cover and gold printing
  • Edition of only 5,000 numbered copies.

Product specification

Binding
Hardback with slipcase
Pages
200
ISBN / EAN
8821621316
Languages
French
Publication date
12/1991
Dimensions
32 x 32 x 3,5 cm

Additional information

Book type or Series
History

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