Daniele Buzzonetti Books

Races on Paper Collectible Posters. A book that cleverly covers over 70 years of motorsport history through depicting carefully chosen posters from the world famous collection of Laura Malavotti, to show how the graphic artists of each period depicted and advertised the excitement and development of the cars over the years.It covers the Golden Age of Posters that ended in the 1980s when photography gradually took over from the evocative power of the creative image. Often commissioned to famous artists, they regularly acquired the connotation of masterpieces. All depict the days of Grands Prix or Grand Prix races, those before the

The Mille Miglia from 1927 to 1975. What did Sir Stirling Mosss car that he won the 1955 Mille Miglia in, actually looked like in full colour? Until 1957 photography was basically black and white, and so this book sets out to create with full colour accurate drawings, the 24 cars that won this extraordinary race during this period. The colours are faithfully reproduced, and every tiny original detail is included.Large panels with side views are combined with period images that allow the viewer to relive the events of each race in a journey of continuous rediscovery. The images are accompanied by a description of each race,

Focusing on the Ferrari BB, this book delves into the iconic sports car's design and engineering, highlighting its status as the first road car from Maranello with a powerful rear-mounted 12-cylinder engine. It features insights from key figures like Piero Ferrari and Leonardo Fioravanti, along with exclusive details about the car's development and racing versions. The volume is visually stunning, showcasing specially taken photographs of various models. Personal anecdotes from drivers and engineers enrich the narrative, celebrating the BB's legacy in automotive history.