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A new photo exhibition featuring the works of Günther Raupp, the official photographer of Ferrari's calendars, has opened at the Galleria Ferrari in Maranello, Italy. Günther Raupp presented his first calendar on his own initiative in 1984. Enzo Ferrari was so impressed that he contracted the photographer to create the Italian firm's official calendar. Every year the calendar is published and distributed all over the world in a format of 50 X 70 cm.
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Cars
New Photo Exhibition at the Galleria Ferrari
A new photo exhibition featuring the works of Günther Raupp, the official photographer of Ferrari's calendars, has opened at the Galleria Ferrari in Maranello, Italy. Günther Raupp presented his first calendar on his own initiative in 1984. Enzo Ferrari was so impressed that he contracted the photographer to create the Italian firm's official calendar. Every year the calendar is published and distributed all over the world in a format of 50 X 70 cm.
The exhibition that opened on 18th December will be shown in Maranello until 2nd March 2009. After Maranello, Raupp's artwork will travel to Stuttgart, Tokyo, San Diego, New York and London.
For those of you interested, the Galleria will be open during the holidays, apart from Christmas Day and 1st January, from 9:30am to 18pm. The visit of the exhibition is included in the entrance fee.
All Photos Credit: Günther Raupp
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