Ferrari Design: The Definitive Study - Rilegato

Smale, Glen

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ISBN 10: 1844254879 ISBN 13: 9781844254873

Casa editrice: Haynes Pubns, 2010

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Following his award-winning Jaguar E-type: Portrait of a Design Icon, Glen Smale turns his attention to Ferrari and surely some of the most iconic and beautiful automotive designs ever created. Taking a new angle on a hugely popular subject, the author includes commentary from design pundits and Ferrari stylists past and present to give new insight into the design of Ferrari’s road cars throughout the company’s history. Photographs and styling drawings feature heavily throughout the book, making it essential reading for anyone interested in Ferrari, sports cars, or car design in general.

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Recensione:

" Live the dream with Glen Smale’s new book, Ferrari Design: The Definitive Study.” It covers the whole Ferrari oeuvre, but we adore the older models." - Playboy Magazine

"Smale ought to get an attaboy for taking this book beyond the traditional limit of historic coachwork and into the realm of today's line-built Ferrari, with essentially fixed-design bodywork under the Fiat/di Montezemolo regime." - Hemming's Motor News

"What makes a Ferrari a Ferrari? That's an intriguing question, one worth a far more thoughtful discussion than what's offered in "Ferrari Design." Nicely photographed and pleasingly presented, the book's nine chapters begin with the history of Enzo Ferrari as a racecar driver and end with the latest Ferrari models. Rather than guide us through the tumultuous behind-the-scenes activities at Ferrari since its founding in 1947, Mr. Smale presents each new model as a fait accompli rather than a product of intense internal wrangling." - New York Times

"Smale's book is interesting in a different way - it's a proper, in depth analysis of why and how Ferrari have made some of the best looking cars on the planet. Refreshingly, it's also written in a chatty, approachable style." - Topgear.com

"Pictured here is a 1964 Ferrari 250 GTO/64, one of the lesser-known beauties featured in Glen Smale’s amazing new book Ferrari Design: The Definitive Study. Not nearly as renowned as its predecessor the legendary 250 GTO, the shorter and wider “interim model” GTO/64 was never intended for road use. A 1964 Ferrari 250 GTO/64 from Glen Smale’s amazing new book Ferrari Design: The Definitive Study This is just one of 275 eye-popping images in the voluptuous volume from Haynes Publishing / Motorbooks, the ultimate work on Ferrari design. In addition to the eye candy the author includes commentary from design pundits and Ferrari stylists past and present. So step on the gas and get your ass to the bookstore, now." - Urbandaddy.com

"The book goes to considerable length and depth in discussing the evolution of bodywork from every major and obscure house of styling that worked on Enzo's stuff. Not only that, but Smale also takes the reader into the world of today;s Ferrari styling and body construction, a topic that's been given scant notice to this point. Very nice job." - Hemming's Sports & Exotic Car

L'autore:

Glen Smale is a talented researcher and writer on automotive subjects. His books for Haynes include Porsche 917: The Complete Photographic History and Jaguar E-type: Portrait of a Design Icon, for which he received the Laurin and Klement ‘Design Writer of the Year’ award in 2007. He lives in Carmarthenshire, England.

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• Editore: Haynes Pubns
• Data di pubblicazione: 2010
• ISBN 10: 1844254879
• ISBN 13: 9781844254873
• Rilegatura: Copertina rigida
• Numero di pagine: 272