Nino Farina, Monaco 1955  Ferrari 625 , Drivepast Special Edition
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Nino Farina, Monaco 1955 Ferrari 625 , Drivepast Special Edition

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Nino Farina, Monaco 1955 Ferrari 625 , Drivepast Special EditionFarina Monaco : We had to wait until 1958 for this shot of Giuseppe Farina's 1955 drive at Monaco in the Ferrari 625, to appear on the cover of the German magazine, 'das Auto Motor und Sport'. While undoubtedly a talented driver, his nickname of Nino (Baby) described his temperament pretty well ! Weve blown this cover shot up to A2 size (c. 420 x 590 mm) and produced a limited run of 15 prints on heavy textured art paper, title embossed, and weve even

Farina Monaco : We had to wait until 1958 for this shot of Giuseppe Farina's 1955 drive at Monaco in the Ferrari 625, to appear on the cover of the German magazine, 'das Auto Motor und Sport'. While undoubtedly a talented driver, his nickname of Nino (Baby) described his temperament pretty well !

We’ve blown this cover shot up to A2 size (c.420 x 590 mm) and produced a limited run of 15 prints on heavy textured art paper, title embossed, and we’ve even retained some of the original patina.

 

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