New Ferrari book features never-before-seen photographs, drawings and sketches

Ferrari, the Italian carmaker founded in 1947 by Enzo Ferrari, continues to be a driving force in pop culture. Publishing company Taschen has released an exclusive book, written by Pino Allievi, for Ferrari fans and collectors. Allievi worked closely with Enzo Ferrari and wrote Ferrari racconta, the founder’s last

work.

The handcrafted, leather bound and hand-stitched book is limited to 1,947 signed and

numbered copies. Of those copies, 250 are an Art Edition (US$30,000) which comes with a sculptural bookstand designed by Marc Newson. The bookstand resembles a 120-cylinder engine in hand-bent flares chromed steel. The Art Edition is not only signed by Piero Ferrari, but also by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles CEO, Sergio Marchionne, and Exor CEO, John Elkann.

Both the regular edition and the Art Edition feature unseen photographs, drawings and sketches from Ferrari’s archives. There are also original documents of famed Ferrari drives, and a never-seen-before appendix that has records of Ferrari’s victories since 1947.

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